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OracleSolaris_OCI/01_Launch_Instance/README.md

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 Since October 2019, [Oracle Solaris 11.4](https://www.oracle.com/solaris/technologies/solaris11-overview.html) images have been available for download from the [Oracle Cloud Infrastructure(OCI)](https://www.oracle.com/cloud/) Marketplace. With Solaris now in the cloud, customers can benefit from Solaris instances running on x86 architecture. Here is walkthrough of launching an Oracle Solaris instance on OCI and the configuration options available:
 
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 ## Oracle Solaris 11.4 on OCI: Installation
 

OracleSolaris_OCI/02_Block_Storage/README.md

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 Once you have successfully [launched an Oracle Solaris](OracleSolaris_OCI/Launch_Instance) instance, you would likely want to use other Oracle Cloud Storage resources to run your applications or deploy zones in Oracle Solaris. This document provides a demonstration on how you can create and attach Block Volumes to your Oracle Solaris instance. For more information on types of storage resources available, please refer to the [OCI documentation](https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/home.htm).
 
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OracleSolaris_OCI/03_Oracle_Solaris_Zones/README.md

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 In this document we are going to discuss how to install a non-global zone on a virtual machine and briefly on Bare Metal.
 
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 ## Setup