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Another blockchain: installing Ethereum on Oracle Cloud by Lonneke Dikmans

Blog: PaaS Community

After installing MultiChain on Oracle Compute Cloud, and playing around with HyperLedger on the Oracle Blockchain Cloud service, I now ran into a case where Ethereum was used.
This blog post describes how I installed a Ethereum node on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Prerequisites

An account on Oracle Cloud with Administrator rights
You have generated an ssh key-pair
You are logged in to your cloud account

Create Compartment

Create a compartment with the name Ethereum to separate this from your other infrastructure. You can find this under “Identity”.

Create a Virtual Cloud Network

Navigate to Virtual Cloud Network, by selecting Network from the Menu
Select the compartment you just created
Click “Create Virtual Cloud Network”

The compartment will default to the compartment you just selected
Name: ethereum-network
select “Create Virtual Cloud Network plus related resources” to quickly get up and running
Click “Create”

A dialog is displayed that shows you what has been created, after a few seconds.

Create compute nodes

For this example I will create 3 nodes on 3 separate VMs. Read the complete article here.

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