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Self Hosted Obico server on Oracle Cloud Free Tier
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Oracle: Error: 500-InternalError, Out of host capacity. #15

Closed TylonHH closed 1 year ago

TylonHH commented 1 year ago

I can't use the stacks anymore. I know it's a free service, but it's been down for 2 weeks. Suggestion: The service for this resource encountered an error. Please contact support for help with service: Core Instance

Does anyone else have this?

MallocArray commented 1 year ago

I haven't seen that error about Core Instance but the on your have in the subject about Out of host capacity has been coming up, as Oracle has more people trying to use the Free Tier than they are willing to have capacity for. Were you setting up something new, or rebuilding an existing one? I am somewhat concerned about trying to redeploy mine at some point and maybe not having capacity for it.

TylonHH commented 1 year ago

If I got an new IP address I just change this in my stack, for security reason. Then I have to deploy this stack and run into this dilemma. How do you handle it with accessing just from a specific IP? If I can avoid this I would be happy.

MallocArray commented 1 year ago

One way is to go into the Network Security Group and edit the IP that is allowed access, but that is very manual.
You could also go to the existing Stack, and under Variables in the lower left area, you could update it with your new IP and then do a Plan/Deploy which should change only what has been modified, which in some cases will only be the Network Security Group, but depending on when Oracle updates the Ubuntu image, it may also redeploy the entire Instance.

TylonHH commented 1 year ago

Could this be a solution: https://github.com/hitrov/oci-arm-host-capacity I'm not familiar with thos technical stuff, since I just copy paste the commands :-D