Configure VPC networks

This page describes how to set up a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network for your Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources.

Oracle Database@Google Cloud uses VPC networking projects to manage connectivity to your Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources. For more information about how VPC networks work at Google Cloud, see VPC networks.

Before you begin

To configure a VPC network for your Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources, you need a Google Cloud project with billing enabled. The VPC network must be in the same Google Cloud project as your Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources.

Complete the following steps before setting up your VPC network:

• Set up your Google Cloud project.

• Enable the Oracle Database@Google Cloud API for the project.

  Enable the Oracle Database@Google Cloud API

• Confirm that you have the required roles necessary to configure a networking project: roles/compute.networkAdmin.

  For more information on how to assign roles, see Configure IAM roles.

Create a VPC network

To connect to your Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources, you need to define a VPC network. You can create a VPC network using the Google Cloud console, Google Cloud CLI, or VPC API. Oracle Database@Google Cloud only supports IPv4 connections.

To create a VPC network, choose one of the following:

• Create an auto mode VPC network
• Create a custom mode VPC network with only IPv4 subnets

Modify a VPC network

To modify a VPC network that is being used by your Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources, see Modify networks.

What's next

• Learn more about how access works.
• Generate SSH keys for your resources.
• Create a VM Cluster.
• Learn more about Oracle Database@Google Cloud.