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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 360º View is a free open-source framework and tool to generate fancy html output of your tenancy that allows for quick analysis of an existing cloud estate to better optimize the use of cloud resources. You can also adapt it to generate your own queries and create some custom reports over your OCI tenancy.
The tool installs nothing and all it needs is a database schema to generate and read your tenancy model. It takes around 30 minutes to execute.
For a sample full report from my tenancy, check http://oci360.dbarj.com.br/.
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The tool is available in github, at: https://github.com/dbarj/oci360
There is also a wiki page with many other information and installation instructions, at: https://github.com/dbarj/oci360/wiki/
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Rodrigo, I am happy and excited for you moving to Oracle. I am wondering what that will mean for future support of this product. I understand that it is open source at present. Will it continue to be developed, or will you be building a commercial version, or will both things possibly happen?
I understand if you cannot say, or do not yet know 🙂
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Hey Michael, sorry for pretty late response =]
I will keep improving it during my spare time as I used to do, but as it's 100% opened to the community, I will be accepting any sort of fixes or merge requests! =]
==> Case:
In my tenancy ("trymanish"):
() I have a "default" domain with a user ("trymanish@outlook.com") created as administrator , that I use this to login to the OCI console.
() Now, I also created another domain "Non-Prod-Dev", with a compartment "Non-Prod-Dev-Compartment1"
() I have 2 users created there in domain "Non-Prod-Dev":
-- One user ("mani.aggarwal") created as default administrator.
-- Second user "ocpmanish" created in group "OSadmin".
() Now, I login into newly created domain "Non-Prod-Dev" with user ("mani.aggarwal") created as default administrator.
() Then, I try to create a policy as "OSpolicy" and assign it to group "OSadmin" for all users in that group (including the user created above as "ocpmanish").
-- Policy command as below: (this is to allow bucket management to the users in the group)
"Allow group 'Non-Prod-Dev'/'OSadmin' to manage object-family in compartment Non-Prod-Dev-Compartment1"
-- I get an error and it does not create the policy.
() But, when I try login to "default" domain in my tenancy "trymanish" with user ("trymanish@outlook.com") created as administrator.
() I am able to create the policy mentioned above.
==> Conclusion: Is my undersstanding correct ?
() In order to create policy, do I need to login as admin user in the default domain of my tenancy and then create it under either root or any other compartment I want to ?