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On the Service Console of your cloud service, identify the service instance for wich you want to update the associated public key, click the actions menu, and then select SSH Access.For example, from privateKey and publicKey to: In your local filesystem, unzip the folder that contains the public/private key pair.On the Create Instance wizard page, click Cancel to return to the Instances page.In the Download Keys dialog box, click Done.Enter a meaningful name for your key bundle, browse to the location of your choice and save it, for example, as sshkeybundle_Jack.zip.In the opening sshkeybundle.zip window, click Save File.
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In the Download Keys dialog box, click Download. Description of the illustration create-key.png In the SSH Public Key for Access to the Compute Nodes dialog box, select Create a New Key and click Enter. On the Service Details page, click the Edit button next to the SSH Public Key field. On the Create Instance wizard page, enter the mandatory fields and click Next. On the Instances page, click Create Instance. Open the Service Console of your cloud service. It's best if you use the Oracle generated keys for Oracle cloud services to avoid format issues. For this tutorial, we use an Oracle GoldenGate Cloud Service instance. Access to an Oracle Public Cloud Service instance. This tutorial is for cloud services that allow SSH access to their VMs and therefore, they provide you a public/private key pair for SSH access. Instead you use REST API calls to access the service. Some Oracle Public Cloud services such as Oracle Storage Cloud Service don't provide access to their VMs In case you want to add or update a public/private key pair that isĪssociated to your VM, you can do it through your Oracle Public Cloud Service's console page. The Oracle Public Cloud Service wizard can create a public/private key pair for you. Most Oracle Public Cloud services provide their services with VMs that users can access through a secure shell (SSH).įor an SSH access, when you create your Oracle Public Cloud service, you associate a public key to your service #Add local cloud key to online how to
This 10-minute tutorial shows you how to add a public key pair to an Oracle Public Cloud Service instance.
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