To ensure accessibility and optimal performance, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) File Storage systems must be provisioned in the same availability domain as their consuming compute instances. The correct, approved availability domain must be defined in the rule settings within the TrendAI Vision One™ Cloud Risk Management Dashboard.
An Availability Domain (AD) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is a standalone, independent data center within a specific OCI region. For optimal performance and minimal latency, the OCI File Storage file systems must be in the same Availability Domain (AD) as its consuming compute instances, since network traffic between different ADs incurs higher latency and can affect throughput.
Audit
To determine if OCI File Storage file systems are placed in same availability domain as compute resources, perform the following operations:
Remediation / Resolution
To deploy your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) File Storage systems to the correct OCI availability domain, you must re-create your file systems with the appropriate availability domain. To deploy a new OCI File Storage system, perform the following operations:
References
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation
- Overview of File Storage
- Managing File Systems
- Creating a File System
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure CLI Documentation
- compartment list
- file-system list
- file-system get
- replication create