oci cli commands with examples

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“oci cli commands with examples”, In This tutorial we will show on how to use oci cli commands for multiple OCI resources ( Instances, Buckets, Volumes, Load Balancer), etc. You will also see how to install/configure OCI cli client on your computer.

oci cli commands with examples

How to install OCI CLI

If you have not installed and configured OCI cli then you must do it before using oci cli, Please follow step by step we have explained “How to install OCI CLI” . Click here to read this tutorial
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Find OCI compartment ID and Its Name

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$ oci iam compartment list |egrep 'compartment-id|name' |tee compartment-name-id

You can list only compartment ID using the below command as you will run oci cli command

oci iam compartment list --query "data[].id" --all --compartment-id-in-subtree true --include-root

Find OCI all Terminated and failed Resources

$ oci search resource structured-search --query-text "QUERY all resources where lifeCycleState = 'TERMINATED' && lifeCycleState = 'FAILED'"|tee oci-resources-terminated_and_failed

Find OCI all Running Resources

$ oci search resource structured-search --query-text "QUERY all resources where lifeCycleState != 'TERMINATED' && lifeCycleState != 'FAILED'"|tee oci-resources_not_terminated_no_failed_1

OCI list all compute instances

oci iam compartment list --query "data[].id" --all --compartment-id-in-subtree true --include-root |jq -r '.[]' | xargs -L 1 echo oci compute instance list --all -c

# for i in cat compart_id-ashburn; do oci compute instance list --all -c $i;done |tee ashburn-all-compute-resources

# oci compute instance list -c ocid1.compartment.oc1..cccccvvbb --lifecycle-state='RUNNING'

# oci compute instance terminate --instance-id ocid1.instance.oc1.iad.anuwcljtqj4psmac3qvejq4drnedepukai6yzdddaawe1qdxdonfbha

Terminate Instances

# for i in cat instance-phone-1; do oci compute instance terminate --instance-id $i;done

# for i in cat instances; do oci compute instance terminate --instance-id $i --force ;done

List all Images in the Compartment

$ oci compute image list -c ocid1.compartment.oc1..aaaaaaaakadfrebw22fxp4hev54c4rinsnigmvcpjv2r6pachg566asdff --all

Delete Buckets

$ for i in cat ashburn-bucket-name-2;do oci os bucket delete -bn $i --empty --force ;done

List all Volume Groups

$ for i in cat compart_id-ashburn; do oci bv volume-group list -c $i;done

Delete Block Volumes

$ for i in cat ashburn-block-volume-2; do oci bv volume delete –volume-id –force $i;done

Load Balancer

$ for i in cat compart_id-ashburn; do oci nlb network-load-balancer list -c $i;done

Use another config file

$ oci iam compartment list --query "data[].id" --all --compartment-id-in-subtree true --include-root |jq -r '.[]' | xargs -L 1 echo oci compute instance list --all -c --cli-rc-file config_another_file

$ for i in cat compartment-id-1; do oci compute instance list --all --cli-rc-file config_another_file -c $i;done |tee ashburn-all-compute-resources

$ for i in cat compartment-id-1; do oci compute instance list -c $i --lifecycle-state='RUNNING' --cli-rc-file config_another_file ;done

Delete Bucket and Objects

$ for i in cat ashburn-bucket-name-2;do oci os bucket delete -bn $i --empty --force ;done

$ oci os bucket delete -bn bucketname1 --empty --force

List Bucket

$ for i in cat compt-id-2;do oci os bucket list -c $i;done |tee bucket-list
$ cat bucket-list |grep name |grep -v namespace |tr -d "\"," |awk '{print $2}' |grep -v user |tee bucket-list-name

Delete Voulmebackup

$ oci bv backup delete --volume-backup-id ocid1.volumebackup.oc1.phx.abyhqljs2d3magidv7ewwiasd123avfgpxydlhdfcyxqnjur75zohnecffibfokra

$ for i in cat voulmebackup-1;do oci bv backup delete –volume-backup-id $i –force;done

Delete Boot Volume

# oci bv boot-volume delete –boot-volume-id ocid1.bootvolume.oc1.phx.abyhqljtsj25dufk7ocp2pasd3viqrpup7tnuyfghpg4xbs4uz3lfvs44pgok2a

# for i in cat bootvolume-1;do oci bv boot-volume delete –boot-volume-id $i –force;done

Delete Images

$ oci compute image delete --image-id ocid1.image.oc1.phx.aaaaaaaauddne4itce7prnstaw3fgjy4wck6co6bxjihs4yge4kxglqbsal6oa

$ for i in cat images-1;do oci compute image delete --image-id $i --force ;done

Delete Compute

$ for i in cat instance-id-1;do oci compute instance terminate --instance-id $i --force;done

Delete Block Volume

$ oci bv volume delete --volume-id ocid1.volume.oc1.iad.abuwcljrh42pymd4usshwac67va12dmfvxaqvrjd6avxjk3g2w12dfr3hmkaiu6wa

Conclusion

We hope this tutorial “oci cli commands with examples” has helped you to use multiple oci cli commands.