Chrome Secure Shell Extension

Hterm is an xterm-compatible terminal emulator and stand-alone ssh client for Chrome.
It uses Native-Client to connect directly to ssh servers without the need for external proxies.

1. Download extension : Secure Shell Extension 
2. Configure username and host
3. Import SSH key pair (Private & Public)

Chrome Advanced REST Client

Advanced REST Client for Chrome offers a simple and easy way to test REST applications.

1. Go to Chrome Web Store to install this application
2. Add a new header "Authorization" and then click on "Construct" button

3. Add user and password



4. Send the form (using POST method)

5. Type your request; for example to obtain the list of containers available

Cloud Integration Service

Some Interesting Blogs

• The Cloud Front
• Java Cloud Service Blog
• Oracle Cloud 4 Developers

Netdrive

Netdrive offers a way to manage your Oracle Cloud Storage Service account as a virtual disk from your Windows computer.

1. Download Netdrive software

2. Add a new drive (Swift)

3. Containers and files are now accessible from Netdrive virtual drive

Cloudberry Drive

CloudBerry Drive mounts your Oracle Cloud Storage Service account as a network or external drive to your Windows computer.
 

1. Download Cloudberry Drive software Cloudberry Lab


2. Add a new account (Openstack) and specify requested fields as follow :

• Display name: Oracle Cloud Storage Service
• User name: Storage-IdentityDomain:user
• Api key: user_pwd
• Authentication Service : https://storage.us2.oraclecloud.com/auth/v1.0 

3. Map a drive

4. Mount the drive and explore

Cloudberry Explorer

The following steps show how to configure Cloudberry Explorer to access Oracle Cloud Storage :

1. Download Cloudberry Explorer software Cloudberry Lab

2. Add a new Openstack connection

3. Specify requested fields as follow :

• Display name: Oracle Cloud Storage Service
• User name: Storage-IdentityDomain:user
• Api key: user_pwd
• Authentication Service : https://storage.us2.oraclecloud.com/auth/v1.0 

4. Containers and objects are now accessible from Cloudberry Explorer

Cyberduck

Oracle Storage Cloud Service is an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) product which provides an object storage solution for files and unstructured data.
Oracle Storage Cloud Service provides REST APIs based on OpenStack Swift.

The REST API can be accessed from any application or programming platform that supports Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP); for example Cyberduck.


The following steps show how to configure Cyberduck to access Oracle Cloud Storage :

1. Download Cyberduck software from https://cyberduck.io/

2. Copy profile file (Oracle Storage Cloud (US Commercial 2).cyberduckprofile) into the profile folder (for example : D:\Program Files (x86)\Cyberduck\profiles)


3. Start Cyberduck and configure as below

Server : storage.us2.oraclecloud.com

Identity Domain : Storage-IdentityDomain:user

4. Access Oracle Cloud Storage Service from Cyberduck

OPC Videos

Database Cloud Service

• Orderinga Trial Subscription to an Oracle Cloud Service
• Administering a Trial Subscription to an Oracle Cloud Service
• Creating a Database Cloud Instance
• Connecting to a Database Instance in the Oracle Database Cloud Service
• Vidéos complémentaires sur le site Web OPC

Java Cloud Service

• Oracle Java Cloud Service: Product Tour
• Creating an Oracle JavaCloud Service Instance
• Backing Up and Restoring an Oracle Java Cloud Service Instance

OPC Tutorials

Database Cloud Service

• DBCS Quick Start
• Signing Up for a Database CloudService
• Installingan Application into Your Database Cloud Service
• Data Loading and the Oracle Database Cloud Service
• Creating a RESTful Web Service
• ManagingUsers and Roles in a Database Cloud Service
• MonitoringYour Database Cloud Services

Java Cloud Service

• Signing Up for Java Cloud Service
• Deploying an Applicationto Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
• Using the Command LineInterface and an IDE with Java Cloud Service
• Securing a Web Applicationon Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
• Monitoring Your Java CloudService

Storage Cloud Service

• Restricting Read and Write access to Containers Using the Java Library
• Restricting Read and Writeaccess to Containers Using the REST API
• Uploading Files Largerthan 5GB Using the Java Library
• Uploading Files Largerthan 5GB Using the REST API