Create Oracle Cloud VM instance in OCI: Part1

 Creating VM instance in OCI.

1. Login to oci cloud account.

click create a vm instance 
Provide Name as you required and select the compartment.





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 Add SSH keys click to Save private Key and Save Public Key

Boot Volume













and click Create




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