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Revision as of 15:44, 22 September 2023
Virtual Cloud Network: Software Defined Network
Internet Gateway: Bidrectional NAT Gateway: Unidirectional (out) Service Gateway: Access OCI public services but without Internet Dynamic Routing Gateway: Routing to non-public endpoints like on-premise networks
These are created with a VCN:
- Default DHCP options
 - Default route tables
 - default security list
 
VCN Routing
Private Subnet
- Access for patching: -> NAT Gateway -> Internet
 - Access to on-premise network -> Dynamic Routing Gateway -> VPN/On-prem network
 
Public Sunbet
- Access for serving: -> Internet Gateway -> Internet
 
Local Peering:
- Where networks are in same OCI region
 - Networks communicate via Local Peering Gateway
 
Remote Peering:
- Where networks are in different OCI regions
 - Networks communicate via Dynamic Routing Gateway
 
New: Dynamic Routing Gateway v2
- Up to 300 VCNs can be connected, rather than point-point
 
VCN Security
Security List: Firewall rules in/out of subnets
Network Security Group: only apply specific vNICs. Therefore different rules can be applied to different NICs in the same subnet.
Load Balancer
Layer 7 LB: HTTP/HTTPS
- Flexible Shape: define min/max from 10 Mbps - 8 Gbps
 - Dynamic Shape: define micro/small/medium/large
 - Public or Private options
 - High available, highly scalable
 - Higher routing intelligence
 
Network LB, Layer 3/4: TCP/UDP/ICMP
- Much lower latency