Deploy Example Oracle Analytics Cloud Instances using the OCI Terraform Provider

The following diagram shows the OAC components and their relationship to those described in the previous posts in this series.

The deployment package deploys the following components.

Creating an OAC instance using the OCI Terraform provider, OCI CLI (Command Line Interface), or OCI REST APIs requires an authorization token generated by an IAM (Identity and Access Management) confidential application.

Before creating the OAC instances, the deployment package creates an authorization token using the credentials of the Example.ServiceAdmin user account and the Example_Token_App confidential application in the Example_Identity_Domain. A token typically expires after one hour and can be used for multiple instances.

The deployment package creates an OAC instance named example-public-oac with a public endpoint in the Oracle Services Network and an Oracle Cloud Service application in the Example_Identity_Domain.

The deployment package creates an OAC instance named example-private-oac in the Oracle Services Network, an Oracle Cloud Service application in the Example_Identity_Domain, and a private endpoint in the Example_private_subnet within the Example_VCN.

Follow these steps to deploy the example components:

1. Download the deployment module (DEPLOY_OAC.zip) from here.
2. Sign in to the OCI Tenancy example domain (Example_Identity_Domain) as the Example user (Example.ServiceAdmin) using https://cloud.oracle.com/identity/domains/?tenant=<tenancy name>&domain=Example_Identity_Domain as the URL.
   • Change to the designated OCI Region for Oracle Analytics services.
3. Click on

   

   Developer Tools and select Cloud Shell.
   • Ensure the Cloud Shell network is set to Public.
     

     

   • Click on the

     

     Gear Icon and select Upload.
     • Drop or Select the DEPLOY_OAC.zip file.
       

       

     • Click Upload.
4. Decompress the DEPLOY_OAC.zip file. Copy, paste, and run the following commands.

   cd; [ -d DEPLOY_OAC ] && rm -rf DEPLOY_OAC;
   unzip DEPLOY_OAC.zip;
    	 
   

5. Deploy the components. Copy, paste, and run the following commands.

   cd ~/DEPLOY_OAC; source setup.sh \
   > >(tee -a DEPLOY_OAC_setup.log) 2> >(tee -a DEPLOY_OAC_setup.log >&2)
   

   Note: Wait for all the components to finish.

6. Optionally, view the setup log file. Copy, paste, and run the following commands.

   cd ~/DEPLOY_OAC; more DEPLOY_OAC_setup.log;
   

7. Validate the components using the OCI console.
   • Exit Cloud Shell.
   • Navigate to Analytics & AI > Analytics Cloud.
     • Navigate to the Example_Compartment.
     • Click and view the example_public_oac instance.
       • Click on the instance URL and sign into the service using the Example.ServiceAdmin credentials.
     • Click and view the example_private_oac instance.

       Note: The example private instance is not reachable immediately after creation. Additional configuration must be done. For further guidance, refer to Deploy Oracle Analytics Cloud with a Private Endpoint.

If desired, the deployed components can be removed by following these steps:

1. Click on

   

   Developer Tools and select Cloud Shell.
2. Remove the components. Copy, paste, and run the following commands.

Note: When prompted to approve the destroy step, type yes (case-sensitive).
Wait for all the components to finish. This can take up to 10 minutes.

cd ~/DEPLOY_OAC; source remove.sh > >(tee -a DEPLOY_OAC_remove.log) 2> >(tee -a DEPLOY_OAC_remove.log >&2)

3. Optionally, view the removal log file.

cd ~/DEPLOY_OAC; more DEPLOY_OAC_remove.log;

4. Validate the component removal using the OCI console.