Before You Begin
This tutorial shows you how to use a Resource Manager template to set up Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Data Science resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The Data Science service is required for the PeopleSoft Cloud Manager auto-scaling feature. This tutorial takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
See Using
the Oracle Resource Manager to Configure Your Tenancy for Data
Science, in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.
Background
This is the eighteenth tutorial in the Install PeopleSoft Cloud Manager series. Read the tutorials in the order listed. The optional tutorials offer alternate methods for setup.
- Prepare to Install PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Verify Oracle Cloud Account Information for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Plan the Virtual Cloud Network for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Virtual Cloud Network for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console (Optional)
- Use Custom or Private Network Resources with PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Custom Linux Image for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Custom Windows Image for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Optional)
- Create Vault Resources for Password Management for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Generate API Signing Keys for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Install the PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Stack with Resource Manager
- Log in to the Cloud Manager Instance
- Specify Cloud Manager Settings
- Use File Storage Service for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Repository
- Manage Cloud Manager Users, Roles, and Permission Lists
- Configure a Web Proxy for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Load Balancer in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Environments (Optional)
- Create Defined Tags in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create Data Science Resources for Auto Scaling in PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
Step 1: Prepare to Deploy
Choose a compartment to install the Data Science stack. The resources, including IAM policies, that are created by the stack will be specific to the compartment that you select. You must use the same compartment to install the Data Science stack and for your subsequent Data Science operations.
Ensure that the user who deploys the Resource Manager stack for Data Science has Administrator privileges in the tenancy.
Step 2: Deploy the Resource Manager Stack for Data Science
Tip:
This tutorial shows you how to obtain a template for the Data Science stack from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console. Alternatively, you can download a zip file that contains the Resource Manager stack for Data Science from the GitHub web site (https://github.com/oracle-quickstart/oci-ods-orm). In that case, use the My configuration option on the Create stack page.To obtain the Resource Manager stack for Data Science:
- On the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console home page, click the
menu icon (
) and select Developer Services, then Stacks under Resource Manager.
- Click Create Stack.
- Select the Template option.
- Under Stack configuration, click Select template.
Description of this illustration (datasci_stack_info_select_template.png) - On the Browse templates page, select Service.
- Select the check box for Data Science and then click Select
template.
Description of this illustration (browse_templates_select_datasci.png) - Enter a name and description for the stack, or accept the defaults.
- Select a compartment to create the Data Science stack.
- Enter tags if desired.
- Click Next
Description of this illustration (datasci_stack_info_page_next.png)
Step 3: Configure the Data Science Stack
- Accept the default names for the IAM group and policy
configuration variables, or enter new names. Do not use spaces.
The values are auto-populated from the template.
- Group name for security policies
- Dynamic group name for Data Science resources
- Policy name (Compartment Level)
Description of this illustration (datasci_stack_conf_vars.png) - Click Next.
- Review the details and clear the option Run Apply.
- Click Create. You are taken to the stack
details page.
Description of this illustration (datasci_stack_review.png)
Step 4: Run the Resource Manager Plan and Apply Jobs for the Stack
Run the Resource Manager Plan job to review the resources that will be created by the stack, then run the Apply job.
- On the stack details page, click Plan.
Description of this illustration (run_plan_job.png) - Accept the default name for the plan, and click Plan.
- When the status changes to Succeeded, the job logs are
displayed. Review the logs for the apply job, which list the
resources, including groups, users, and policies, that will be
created.
See the section Resources Created by the Resource Manager Stack for Data Science in this tutorial.
- Select Stack Details from the navigation at the top of the page. On the stack details page, click Apply.
- Accept the default name and the option to Automatically approve.
Click Apply.
Description of this illustration (run_apply_job.png) -
The job details page for the apply job appears. Wait for the job to complete.
Step 5: Add User to Group
The user that is added to the group created by the Data Science stack must have the privileges listed in the tutorial Manage Cloud Manager Users, Roles, and Permission Lists.
- On the job details page for the apply job, select Job resources from the links on the left.
- Select the action menu for the Data Science group,
PSInfodevDataScienceGroup in this example, and select View
Resource.
Description of this illustration (job_resources_view_res.png) - On the Group Details page, click Add User to Group.
Description of this illustration (grp_details_add_user.png) - Select the Cloud Manager user with the appropriate privileges,
and click Add.
Description of this illustration (add_user_to_group.png)
Step 6: Add Object Storage Bucket
The Cloud Manager auto scaling feature requires an Object Storage bucket for data upload and model training.
- On the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console home page, click the menu icon and select Storage, then Buckets under Object Storage & Archive Storage.
- Select the compartment where you deployed the Data Science stack, and click Create Bucket.
- Enter a name, such as TRAINING_DATA. Make a note of the name for use in Cloud Manager.
- Accept the default options, and click Create.
Description of this illustration (create_bucket_page.png)
Step 7: Configure Data Science Settings in Cloud Manager
Sign in to Cloud Manager to configure the Datascience Settings page.
See the section Data Science Settings Page in PeopleSoft Cloud Manager. Select the PeopleSoft Cloud Manager page on the Oracle Help Center.

Resources Created by the Resource Manager Stack for Data Science
Type | Description |
---|---|
oci_identity_group | IAM group for user (that is, the Cloud Manager user) |
oci_identity_policy | IAM policy rules for granting permissions to DataScienceGroup and DataScienceDynamicGroup |
oci_identity_policy | IAM policy rules at tenancy level |
oci_identity_dynamic_group | IAM dynamic group for Data Science service principals |
Learn More
- PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Home Page, My Oracle Support, Doc ID 2231255.2
- Cumulative Feature Overview Tool (Click Generate a CFO report and select PeopleSoft Cloud Manager at the top.)
- Oracle Cloud Documentation in Oracle Help Center
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