Which three Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) resources do you need to configure before provisioning your Autonomous Database with Private Endpoint? (Choose three.)
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A. B. C. D. E.CDE.
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Database/Concepts/adbsprivateaccess.htmTo provision an Autonomous Database with Private Endpoint on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), you need to configure the following three OCI resources:
Subnet: A subnet is a range of IP addresses in your Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) that can be used to deploy your resources. To provision an Autonomous Database with Private Endpoint, you need to create a subnet in your VCN that is accessible by the resources that will use the Autonomous Database.
Security List: A security list is a set of ingress and egress rules that control network traffic to and from resources within a subnet. You need to configure the security list to allow network traffic to and from the Autonomous Database instance.
Route Table: A route table is a set of rules that specify the paths network traffic takes when leaving a subnet. You need to configure the route table to route traffic to the Autonomous Database instance through the private endpoint.
The other two options mentioned in the question, VCN and Network Security Group, are not required to configure specifically for provisioning an Autonomous Database with Private Endpoint, although they may already exist in your OCI environment and can be used for additional security and network traffic management if needed.
In summary, to provision an Autonomous Database with Private Endpoint on OCI, you need to create a subnet, configure a security list to allow network traffic to and from the Autonomous Database, and configure a route table to route traffic through the private endpoint.