Know About Compute Classic in New Oracle Cloud Account as of Dec 2018

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This post covers how to get Compute Classic Services on your free Oracle Cloud Account. If you are new  to the cloud, then I would suggest you check our previous blog on Cloud Service Model (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS)

Note: OCI  (Compute )is part of the IaaS Service model (the other 2 Cloud Service models are SaaS & PaaS), where OCI is re-branding of Bare Metal Cloud Service (BMCS).

Another offering in IaaS from Oracle is OCI-Classic (or OCI-C) and to find the difference between two and when to use what, Check our previous post on  OCI vs OCI-C here

Things Good To Know About  Compute Classic

Compute Classic is an Infrastructure-as-a-Service  (OCI-C) solution that provides on-demand, scalable compute resources—virtual machines with the required networking and storage resources—in the public cloud.

Compute Classic if of two types compute Classic & Dedicated Compute

  • Dedicated Compute Classic: With this offering, you get a compute environment (called a site) that’s isolated at the hardware level. Your virtual machines (called instances) run on hardware that’s dedicated to you. You enjoy complete network isolation from other tenants. You can choose Oracle’s enterprise-grade x86 servers.
  • Compute Classic: In this offering, which is priced lower than Dedicated Compute Classic, your instances run on hardware that’s shared with other tenants.

architectural overview of Compute Classic.

As of December 2018, Oracle has removed Compute Classic services from EMEA & North America Region, to know more which services in which region in  Oracle Cloud Check Here

Note: While creating Oracle free cloud account as of Dec 2018 you can only select only one of two regions  North America and EMEA, wherein you can later subscribe to other regions from the console

Steps to enable Compute Classic  Services to your Oracle Cloud Account

1.Log into Oracle Cloud Account

2. Click on Account Management

Oracle Cloud Console

Check Out: Our blog post on EBS Cloud Manager OCI. Click here

3. Under Account Management Click on Hamburger Menu  & Select Manage Data Region

Oracle Cloud Console

Oracle Cloud Console

Also Read: Our blog post on Oracle Database 18c. Click here

4. Under Manage Data Regions Choose London Region (LAD), the reason is that as of Dec 2018 all the classic services are available in London Region, to know more on what services available on what region check here

Oracle Cloud Console

Wait for 45 mins to 1 Hour, you receive a mail from Oracle confirming that region has been subscribed and along with you all get a temporary password for that region, which you have to change

Check Out: Our blog post on EBS R12 Database Upgrade. Click here

5. Login to the account and change region as below

Oracle Cloud Console

Check Out: How to Migrate EBS to Oracle Cloud. Click here

6. You should be able to see Compute Classic and you can start using Services.

Oracle Cloud Services

Read More: About Oracle EBS R12 On Cloud. Click here

Note: This is one of the workarounds to get compute classic on free trial account, however in future you might not see classic services in all the region, as Oracle might remove it from all the regions.

This post is from our Course “Build, Manage & Migrate (Lift & Shift) EBS (R12) on Cloud  Expert” where we are using compute classic to build & manage EBS on Cloud 

Related/Further Readings

If you are just a beginner to Oracle cloud, then check our below posts to start your journey:

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I started my IT career in 2000 as an Oracle DBA/Apps DBA. The first few years were tough (<$100/month), with very little growth. In 2004, I moved to the UK. After working really hard, I landed a job that paid me £2700 per month. In February 2005, I saw a job that was £450 per day, which was nearly 4 times of my then salary.