oraclecloud-deploy-integration

# Oracle Cloud Deploy Integration ## Overview Deploy containerized applications to OCI using either OKE (Oracle Kubernetes Engine) or Container Instances. OKE provides full Kubernetes but requires 4x more config than EKS — you need a VCN, subnet, node pool, OCIR registry, and IAM policies before a single pod runs. Container Instances offer a simpler serverless alternative for workloads that don't need Kubernetes orchestration. **Purpose:** Get containers running on OCI through both the full Kubernetes path (OKE) and the simpler Container Instances path, with working manifests and registry auth. ## Prerequisites - **OCI tenancy** with an API signing key in `~/.oci/config` - **Python 3.8+** with `pip install oci` for SDK-based provisioning - **Docker** installed for building and pushing images - **kubectl** installed for OKE cluster interaction - **Compartment OCID** where resources will be created - **VCN with subnets** — at least one public and one private subnet for OKE ## Instructions ### Step 1: Push Container Image to OCIR Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Registry (OCIR) is OCI's Docker-compatible registry. Auth uses an OCI auth token, not your API key: ```bash # Generate an auth token: Console > Profile > Auth Tokens > Generate Token # Save the token — it's only shown once # Login to OCIR (format: {region-key}.ocir.io/{namespace}) docker login us-ashburn-1.ocir.io # Username: {tenancy-namespace}/oracleidentitycloudservice/{email} # Password: your auth token # Tag a...