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Your going to be paying for inbound bandwidth and that 1/8th core gonna get crushed. 100gb storage Might get filled up of your using it for media
Nothing is free with Oracle ^^
I will try with the rest of the free credit. Thanks.
I thought the traffic is free for 10TB/m
So what's the fine print?
10TB are much more than enough
The autonomous database service compatible with NextCloud?
They promised that you won't be able to use the resources which aren't free unless you upgrade the billing account so i'd say give it a go and see what happens.
nextcloud doesn't support oracle db
Not true:
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/17/admin_manual/installation/system_requirements.html
However, Oracle is supported "only as part of an enterprise subscription".
They also list Oracle 11g, which is odd. 11g is on extended support and goes off support entirely on December 31, 2020. It's three full version back (12c, 18c, and 19c have come out since). Oracle's autonomous database service is not run on 11g - it's on 19c.
My guess is that if you have an enterprise subscription and you try to run NextCloud on Oracle's ads, it might very well work - most 11g code works just fine on later versions. But it's not supported.
You're also in the <1% of NextCloud group, which means you'll likely find many new bugs. I worked with a group that insisted on doing Ruby on Rails on Oracle some years ago...it was supported (then), but because <1% of RoR instances were run on Oracle, we were unfortunately bug-finding pioneers.
In general, you can't take MySQL code and just run it on Oracle - very different RDBMSes. You'll have more luck with Postgres (in particular there's more query and DML compatibility) but a lot still won't work because the DDL is so different (or at least potentially so different).
how much bandwidth actually Oracle offers for always free tier ?
5MB/s per instance
Someone said 10MB/s using the load balancer service....
I guess you are mixing up Mbit and MByte per second.
The always-free compute instance (VM) is throttled to roughly 50 Mbit/s or 5 MB/s.
The always-free load balancer is limited to 10 Mbit/s or about 1 MB/s.
Oracle terminate your service for no reason, if you don't want to risk your data, go for another trustworthy provider.
yeap, this will be a some kind of mirror