How to Deleting a Tenancy and Oracle Cloud Account

Try to clean up your Oracle Cloud Account and Tenancy?

You can delete your Account / Tenancy by following the steps mentioned in the link below:

1. While signed in as an OCI administrator, open the Tenancy Details page.
Otherwise, if not signed in as an administrator, the Request tenancy deletion button isn't available.
Click Request tenancy deletion.

2. The Request tenancy deletion confirmation is displayed
Confirm deletion in Enter the tenancy name to confirm deletion by entering the name of the tenancy to delete.
Click Request tenancy deletion.

3. A message is displayed to indicate that you successfully created a work request to delete the tenancy.
Under Work requests, a Tenancy deletion requested operation appears, where you can view the status of the deletion request.
The work request operation displays the state, percent completion, date, and time accepted, and when the operation started and finished.
You can also click the Delete Tenancy work request to view the Delete tenancy work request details page.
You also receive an email notifying you that the tenancy deletion process has completed.

Reference:
Deleting a Tenancy and Cloud Account
Viewing the Tenancy Details Page

Install latest nginx php from AppStream Modules on Oracle Linux

List Modules

dnf module list

Oracle Linux 9 Application Stream Packages (aarch64)
Name       Stream   Profiles          Summary
mariadb    10.11    client, galera, s MariaDB Module
                    erver [d]
maven      3.8      common [d]        Java project management and projec
                                      t comprehension tool
nginx      1.22     common [d]        nginx webserver
nginx      1.24     common [d]        nginx webserver
nodejs     18       common [d], devel Javascript runtime
                    opment, minimal,
                    s2i
nodejs     20       common [d], devel Javascript runtime
                    opment, minimal,
                    s2i
php        8.1      common [d], devel PHP scripting language
                    , minimal
php        8.2      common [d], devel PHP scripting language
                    , minimal
postgresql 15       client, server [d PostgreSQL server and client modul
                    ]                 e
postgresql 16       client, server [d PostgreSQL server and client modul
                    ]                 e
redis      7        common [d]        Redis persistent key-value databas
                                      e
ruby       3.1      common [d]        An interpreter of object-oriented
                                      scripting language
ruby       3.3      common [d]        An interpreter of object-oriented
                                      scripting language

Hint: [d]efault, [e]nabled, [x]disabled, [i]nstalled

List information about Nginx module and retrieve its status:

dnf module list nginx

Oracle Linux 9 Application Stream Packages (aarch64)
Name          Stream           Profiles           Summary
nginx         1.22             common [d]         nginx webserver
nginx         1.24             common [d]         nginx webserver

Hint: [d]efault, [e]nabled, [x]disabled, [i]nstalled

dnf module reset nginx

dnf module enable nginx:1.24

To Install the latest nginx packages:

dnf install nginx -y
OR
dnf module install nginx:1.24

Reference: Manage AppStream Modules on Oracle Linux

Enable EPEL repository on Oracle Linux 9

Make sure install the [oracle-epel-release-el9] package.

dnf install oracle-epel-release-el9

Enable EPEL repository:

dnf config-manager --enable ol9_developer_EPEL
dnf update

Install packages from EPEL repository:

dnf install certbot python3-certbot-nginx
dnf install fail2ban
dnf install etckeeper

Converting QCow2 disk image to VMDK for VMware

In Ubuntu 22.04, install qemu-img command:

apt install qemu-utils

Download QCow2 UEFI/GPT Bootable disk image:

wget https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/minimal/releases/jammy/release/ubuntu-22.04-minimal-cloudimg-amd64.img

Converting qcow2 disk image to vmdk for VMware:

qemu-img convert -f qcow2 -O vmdk ubuntu-22.04-minimal-cloudimg-amd64.img ubuntu-22.04-minimal-cloudimg-amd64.vmdk

Google Coral Edge TPU

Google Coral Edge TPU two Edge TPUs into systems using an M.2 E-key interface.