Trust me, this will make things easier later-on. I recommend creating a folder on your desktop called “LinuxKey” and saving the key there for now. You do not need to worry about the public key. Add SSH keys: select the “generate a key pair for me” option and save the private key to your computer.Leave the CIDR block and the public IP address as-is. I named mine “JIB-Subnet.” Make sure that you have the correct compartment selected. Under “Subnet,” select the “Create new public subnet” option and name your new public subnet. I named my VCN “JIB-VCN.” Make sure that you have the correct compartment selected. Networking: under “Primary Network,” select the “Create a new virtual cloud network” option and name your new virtual cloud network (VCN).Shape: click “Shape” and change the number of OCPUs from the default of 1 to 8.Image: keep this as the default, Oracle Linux 7.9.
Placement: keep this as the default, AD 1.The name of my compartment is JaredBachCMP. Compartment: select the compartment that you wish to place your instance into.Name: select a name for your instance.Here is how you are going to configure your instance: You should see a page that looks like this. Let’s start by logging into our OCI tenancy. Then, nobody has to go through the agony and pain that I went through if they are also trying to do this. Of course, because there were no centralized instructions on how to do any of this anywhere on the internet, I decided to just scrap the VM that I was working in and start from the beginning - this time I was going to document the entire process. I realized that I desperately needed to backtrack. I was just about halfway through completing this objective when the programs inside my VM began to crash and commands began to fail. In fact, I nearly threw my computer out the window trying to do this. While this process may seem straight forward at a glance, it is actually quite complicated. The purpose of this blog is to walk through all of the steps associated with this process. Today, we are going to be creating a Linux VM in OCI and then installing a GUI in the VM that we will be able to access using NoMachine.
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