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Public Cloud Platforms
Oracle distributes machine templates, each containing a virtual disk image and default
configuration for the supported profile of each public platform. Public Cloud platform support
is dependent on your Oracle product version. Refer to your Oracle Communications Session
Border Controller (OCSBC) Release Notes to confirm the public clouds supported and
important detail on that software version's support.
This section addresses requirements associated with running the OCSBC as public cloud
instances. It also provides basic instructions on deploying machine instances.
Public Cloud providers maintain extensive product documentation. You must use those
vendors' documentation for specifications, requirements, caveats, known issues, deployment
details, and operation detail prior to deploying the OCSBC.
Deploying the OCSBC on Cloud Infrastructures in Standalone
Mode
Deploying the OCSBC in standalone mode on public clouds consists of deploying a single
OCSBC. Standalone deployments are significantly less complex to configure and maintain.
Although some object types are not required for standalone mode, you can use them for
other purposes, if desired.
Differences between standalone and HA deployment include:
• EC2
– The IAM role is not required for the OCSBC
– Only a single management interface is required
– No Elastic IP addressing is required
– No Place Group is required
• OCI
– No Instance Principal Authorization is required
– No Dynamic Group is required
– Only a single management interface is required
– No Secondary Private addressing is required
• Azure
– The IAM Network Contributor role is not required for the OCSBC
– No Fault Domain is required
– No Availability Set is required
– Only a single management interface is required
– No Elastic IP addressing is required
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