Springer Nature computing video. Getting started with Oracle cloud infrastructure

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Learn how to setup an Oracle cloud account in Oracle's Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Experiment with provisioning and using the latest version of Oracle's enterprise-level database. Use Oracle's inte...

Learn how to setup an Oracle cloud account in Oracle's Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Experiment with provisioning and using the latest version of Oracle's enterprise-level database. Use Oracle's interface to create tables, manipulate data, and test new features. Even learn to create Blockchain tables, a new table type useful for when immutable records of change over time are needed. All of this can be done for free. The skills you learn from using the free access translate directly to Oracle's paid cloud offerings, making you more valuable to employers who are invested in Oracle's cloud platform. Once your database is provisioned, you can use Oracle's cloud tools to design and manage database objects. This video shows you how to design your database using Oracle's graphical cloud database modeler. Then you'll learn to use Oracle's web-based, graphical tools to explore your database, and to create and query database objects such as users and tables. You will also learn how to connect to OCI databases in the cloud directly from on-premises servers via locally installed SQL client software. This gives you a flexible set of tools to explore Oracle's cloud feature set using tools both on premises and in the cloud. What You Will Learn: Create a free Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) account - Provision databases and virtual machines Manage your database and its users from the OCI interface - Use graphical tools to explore your database and create users and tables - Design your database using Oracle's graphical cloud database modeler Create Blockchain tables to preserve immutable historical records. Who This Video Is For: For Oracle developers and database administrators who want free access to the latest Oracle technologies in the cloud. For those who want to learn about Oracle's cloud platform and host their databases in the cloud.

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