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Schedule-based autoscaling is now available for Compute instance pools.
With schedule-based autoscaling, the instance pool automatically scales at the times …
The VM.Standard.E3.Flex shape and the BM.Standard.E3.128 shape are now available in the following regions:
Cluster networking for high performance computing is now available in the Netherlands Northwest (Amsterdam) region. For more information, see Managing Cluster …
Cluster networking for high performance computing is now available in the Australia Southeast (Melbourne) region. For more information, see Managing …
You can now use Oracle Cloud Agent to manage Windows instances. For more information, see OS Management.
Ubuntu 20.04 is now available as a platform image. For more information, see Oracle-Provided Images.
You can check whether a running virtual machine (VM) or bare metal instance is available (up) or unavailable (down) due …
A new AMD shape with a customizable OCPU count is now available for virtual machines. You can select the number …
You can now create intance pools with bare metal instances. This enables support for workloads that require a large number …
You can now create custom images from some Marketplace images, such as the Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise image. Marketplace and …
Windows Server 2019 is now available as a platform image. For more information, see Oracle-Provided Images.
Compute instances are now billed per second of usage, rather than per hour. This helps you reduce costs when using …
Cluster networking for high performance computing is now available in the Japan Central (Osaka) region. For more information, see Managing …
Compute autoscaling is now available in the UK Gov South (London) region. For more information, see Autoscaling.
Cluster networking for high performance computing is now available in the US West (Phoenix) region. For more information, see Managing …
Images and stacks that you can deploy by using either Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Marketplace now …
Dedicated virtual machine hosts provide you with the ability to run your Compute virtual machine (VM) instances on dedicated servers …
You can monitor the health of the infrastructure for your bare metal instances using a new infrastructure health metric. For …
You can move Compute instances from one compartment to another. See Managing Compartments and Moving Compute Resources to a Different …
You can now create network security groups (NSGs), which are another method besides security lists for implementing security rules in your virtual cloud network (VCN).
You can move instance pools, instance configurations, autoscaling configurations, and custom images from one compartment to another. See Managing Compartments …
You can now create regional subnets, which are not specific to a particular availability domain, but span all availability domains in the region.
AMD virtual machine (VM) shapes are now available for Windows Server 2016 and Windows Server 2012 platform images. See the …
Compute API v1 is no longer supported and will not work. Use Compute API version 20160918 instead. See Core Services …
Images exported from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are now exported in OCI format, which is a TAR file that contains a …
By default virtual machine (VM) instances created from Oracle-provided images now launch using a paravirtualized attachment for the boot volume. …
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure now supports launching images using emulated mode on X7 shapes in all regions. If you want to …