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OCI Vault – Securing Secrets, Keys & Credentials the Oracle Way

Published October 20, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

In today’s cloud-native and hybrid architectures, securing secrets, passwords, and encryption keys is no longer optional—it’s foundational. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) addresses this with its Vault service, a robust, enterprise-grade solution for managing secrets and encryption keys across your OCI tenancy.

Whether you’re managing Oracle EBS, ATP, ADW, Object Storage, or integrating 3rd-party systems, OCI Vault plays a critical role in enabling secure, compliant operations.

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Role of Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) in a Hybrid OCI Setup

Published October 15, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

In a hybrid cloud setup, where your enterprise workloads are split between on-premises data centers and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), reliable and secure network connectivity is a must. The Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) is the backbone component that makes this connectivity work.

Let’s break down what DRG does, why it matters, and how it fits into a typical hybrid architecture.

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ATP vs ADW in Oracle Cloud: Which Autonomous Database Should You Use?

Published September 6, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offers two powerful flavors of Autonomous Database: Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) and Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). Both run on Oracle’s converged database engine, are fully managed, and share the same underlying architecture—but they are optimized for different workloads.

This blog explains the difference between ATP and ADW, how they are tuned under the hood, and when to use one over the other.

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Automating Infrastructure Provisioning in OCI

Published August 13, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

Manual infrastructure provisioning in the cloud is not only inefficient—it’s risky. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) offers multiple ways to automate the creation, configuration, and lifecycle management of cloud resources using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles.

This blog explores the key tools available for infrastructure automation in OCI—primarily Terraform, OCI Resource Manager, and supporting CLI/SDK methods—and provides guidance on when and how to use each.

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Understanding Local Peering vs Remote Peering in OCI

Published August 4, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), it’s common to deploy workloads across multiple VCNs (Virtual Cloud Networks)—for example, separating EBS, ADW, OAC, and 3rd-party services into their own networks. But how do you enable secure communication between them without exposing traffic over the internet?

That’s where Local Peering Gateways (LPG) and Remote Peering Connections (RPC) come into play.

This blog will break down what LPG and RPC are, when to use them, and how they differ.

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Choosing Between Bare Metal, VM, and Container Instances in OCI

Published July 30, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) provides multiple compute options for running your workloads—Bare Metal, Virtual Machines (VMs), and Container Instances. Each type has its own strengths and ideal use cases. Choosing the right option isn’t just about performance—it’s also about how much control you need, your scalability goals, licensing, DevOps maturity, and budget.

This blog breaks down the differences and guides you through when to choose what.

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Understanding Compartments and Policies in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Published July 20, 2024 By Brijesh Gogia

When building on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), organizing your cloud resources and controlling who can access them is critical. OCI offers a powerful and flexible model to achieve this using two key constructs: Compartments and IAM Policies.

Together, they form the backbone of resource isolation, access control, and governance in OCI. This post explains how they work individually and how they interact to enforce permissions and boundaries across your OCI tenancy.\

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