Fix for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Out of Capacity error.

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git clone https://github.com/mosesman831/OCI-OcC-Fix.git && cd OCI-OcC-Fix && pip install -r requirements.txt

Pro Tip Use the One Command Install to setup quickly

Run Git Clone.

git clone https://github.com/mosesman831/OCI-OcC-Fix.git

Enter the folder.

cd OCI-OcC-Fix

Install requirements and dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

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Install required dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

Install unzip if not already installed.

sudo apt-get install unzip

wget

wget https://github.com/mosesman831/OCI-OcC-Fix/archive/refs/heads/main.zip && unzip main.zip && mv OCI-OcC-Fix-main OCI-OcC-Fix && rm main.zip

Install required dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

Build the Docker Container

sudo docker compose build

Start Docker Containers

sudo docker compose up -d

View Container Logs

sudo docker logs -f <cotainer>

Not yet added.

Open Oracle Cloud and log in.

Click profile icon and then "My Profile / User Settings"

Find API keys, click "Add API Key" button

Click "Download Private Key" and then "Add". Save the file as oci_private_key.pem

Copy the contents from the Text Box and save it to file config.

Pro Tip You could use nano to edit the files easier.

Open Telegram and message @BotFather

Send /newbot

Enter name and username

Message @Rose-Bot to get User ID ("uid")

Send /id

Get userid

Create an instance from the OCI Console in the browser (Menu -> Compute -> Instances -> Create Instance)

Change image and shape.

Adjust the Networking section, and set the "Do not assign a public IPv4 address" checkbox. If you don't have an existing VNIC/subnet, please create a VM.Standard.E2.1.Micro instance before doing everything.

Download and save the public and private SSH keys.

Click Ctrl + Shift + I or F12 to open browser's dev tools -> network tab

Click Create and see if you get the Out of capacity error. Now find /instances API call (red).

Right-click on it -> copy as curl (bash/cmd). Paste the clipboard contents in any text editor.

Open bot.py in a text editor.

Find the variables and replace the xxxx fields respectively.

availabilityDomains = ["xxxx"]
#e.g. availabilityDomains = ["KHsT:UK-MANCHESTER-1-AD-1","KHsT:UK-MANCHESTER-1-AD-2"]
displayName = 'xxxx'
#e.g. displayName = 'VPS1'
compartmentId = 'xxxx'
#e.g. compartmentId = 'ocid1.tenancy.oc1..aaaaaaaa...'
subnetId = 'xxxx'
#e.g. subnetId = 'ocid1.subnet.oc1.uk-manchester-1.aaaaaaa...'
ssh_authorized_keys = "xxxx"
#e.g. ssh_authorized_keys = "ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABKDNBgQDf... ssh-key-2024-03-15"
boot_volume_size_in_gbs="xxxx"
#Leave blank for default
#e.g. boot_volume_size_in_gbs="47"
boot_volume_id="xxxx"
#e.g. boot_volume_id="ocid1.bootvolume.oc1.uk-manchester-1.aaaaaaa..."

Run bot.py by double-clicking or running

python bot.py

python3 bot.py

tmux new && python3 bot.py

Use tmux to keep window running even after logout.

tmux new

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