OKE Workflow

Private Cloud Appliance has specific requirements to enable the OKE service and to configure OKE.

Most steps to configure and use the OKE service can be performed by any Private Cloud Appliance user with sufficient authorization in the Compute Enclave: creating VCNs and subnets, creating clusters, enabling add-ons, creating node pools, adding storage for containerized applications, and exposing containerized applications to users.

Some steps require Compute Enclave authorizations that might be restricted to fewer people: creating user groups and their policies, creating dynamic groups and their policies, and creating tags that all users in the tenancy can use.

Some steps can only be performed by a Service Enclave administrator: configuring the appliance administration network and making platform images available to Compute Enclave users.