Thinking on trying the Oracle Cloud? My 30 day experience.
Although I already had some exposure to the Oracle Cloud (thanks
to other Oracle ACEs that put an awesome workshop last year at Collaborate 2017)
, I decided to sign up for a free 30 day ($300 dollars credit) and test the
Cloud out.
The sing up process was kind of weird. You first go to https://cloud.oracle.com/home and
click on the “Try for Free” green button in the right upper corner and then “Create
Free Account”.
Then you fill the formulary with all your personal data (account
details), verification code (sent to your cell), credit card details (no charge
will be made) and you need to agree the terms and conditions.
You will receive an email after you submit your formulary. That
night I received an email from Oracle that asked me to provide the name of the
bank of my credit card and the amount that was charged to it. Yes, they charged
and then they removed the charge.
After asking them by email on how to provide this information,
they responded that just by replying to that email with my information (seems
pretty secure, right?). I received an email couple of hours later with my login
credentials and the URL. Once you click on the hyperlink or type the URL
provided, you are prompted to reset your password and then sent to the main
dashboard.
In my next post, I will show you how to create your first Cloud
Database instance.
Thanks,
Alfredo
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