Oracle / Cloud Architecture / OCI-ARCH-A
Design secure and resilient OCI solutions at associate level
Move from service recognition to implementation decisions across IAM, networking, compute, storage, databases, availability, monitoring, and governance.
Recommended foundation · not a formal prerequisite
Check your OCI-FND foundation
Use this checkpoint to identify gaps, or move directly to the role-specific material if you already have the skills.
Core learning
Learn one responsibility at a time
- 1.Identity architecture and policy design
- 2.VCN topology, connectivity, security, DNS, and traffic management
- 3.Compute shapes, images, scaling, OKE, and serverless options
- 4.Block, object, file, and data-transfer patterns
- 5.Database selection, backup, and availability
- 6.Monitoring, tagging, budgets, quotas, and operational design
Hands-on consolidation
Build and verify it in a sandbox
Build a two-tier workload across fault domains with private application resources, controlled ingress, managed database connectivity, backups, alarms, budgets, and a written failure-and-recovery test.
Given a business scenario, you can justify an OCI design, identify its failure domains, prove least privilege, and explain operational and cost trade-offs.
Practice and review
Find gaps with our OCI-ARCH-A test
75 original questions; the first 7 are free. Use missed questions to return to the matching objective and repeat the practical task.
Try our OCI-ARCH-A practice test →