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1.
Navigate to the
aws/AMI/
directory.
cd aws/AMI
2.
Run the
create_ami.sh
script with the
-d
flag.
bash create_ami.sh -d nnSCZ840
Create and Deploy on OCI
You can deploy the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller (OCSBC) on
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in either standalone or High Availability (HA) mode.
When deployed on this platform, you configure and operate the OCSBC as you would
on any other platform. You deploy the OCSBC to use the environment's IP
infrastructure, including the private and public addressing scheme, and its translation
functions to protect the OCI management environment from direct exposure to the
OCSBC service delivery environment. These deployments also use OCI's DHCP to
establish consistent, compliant management addressing and flat networking across
both management and service traffic.
Prerequisites to Deploying an OCI Instance
The OCI deployment infrastructure provides a flexible management system that allows
you to create objects required during the instance deployment procedure prior to or
during that deployment. When created prior to deployment, these objects become
selectable, typically from drop-down lists in the appropriate deployment dialogs. You
may use these objects for a single deployment or for multiple deployments.
Deployment prerequisite tasks:
• Identify and deploy to the correct OCI Region. This is typically a default
component of your OCI Account.
• Identify and deploy to the correct OCI Availability Domain. By deploying 2 (HA)
instances during deployment at the same time, you are ensuring that both
instances either reside in the same Availability Domain or are attached to the
same regional subnet if they are located in different Availability Domains.
• Identify and deploy to the correct OCI Fault Domains (HA only). You deploy HA
instances in the same Availability Domain, and in separate Fault Domains.
• Create an Oracle Virtual Cloud Network (VCN). Required VCN configuration
includes:
– Security list—These access control lists provide traffic control at the packet
level.
– Subnet configuration—The OCSBC has 3 types of vNICs, including
management (wancom0), HA (wancom1/wancom2) and Media (s0p0, s1p0
etc). To maintain traffic separation, each of the vNICs should be connected to
a separate subnet within the VCN.
– Internet Gateway—Create a default internet gateway for the compartment and
give it an appropriate name.
– Route table (Use Default)—Create a route table to route appropriate Subnet(s)
through the Internet Gateway.
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