[TUTORIAL] Get a FREE Oracle VPS lifetime with custom Linux Images × 4 CPUs × 24 GB RAM × 200GB Storage

obbzzz said:

Does this not reset every 30 days though? You can have it for free for life, but need to rebuild it every month?

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indiaz said:

I install hestia panel then wp for testing purposes, redirect a free domain name **.tk(from cloudflare) to the vps, so far so good. still can't believe these specs for free..

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manoss said:

sounds good! you have a tutorial to put a panel after and start hosting ?

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t76girl said:

SIGNUP SUCCESS after almost 1 year!!!!!



1st try - I tried signing up for Oracle almost 10 months back - after everything went through, there came an error page!

2nd try - I tried again almost 3 months back, same was the result.

3rd try - Then for the heck of it - I tried again 2 weeks back, and guess what? I am not kidding - it went through! YAY! All the time I used the same CC and the same details.


I felt like it was divine intervention!
Here is the snapshot of my account as proof.

Now running 4CPU 24GB RAM with NVMe 200GB space, 10TB Bandwidth!! - goodness, I can't still believe it is free. Keep trying, maybe leave a 1-month gap between the tries.

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t76girl said:

As you already know - along with the 4CPU 24GB RAM, and 200GB Storage --- we can also create 2 Micro instances.

"Each tenancy also gets two VM.Standard.E2.1.Micro instances for free."



I have a question.
If you try to create a new instance, does it shows an error?
Or, are you able to make a new instance without issues?

For me, it shows an error - saying:

"Out of capacity for shape VM.Standard.E2.1.Micro in availability domain AD-1. Create the instance in a different availability domain or try again later. If you specified a fault domain, try creating the instance without specifying a fault domain. If that doesn’t work, please try again later. Learn more about host capacity."


My region is Singapore. And my account is Free Tier, not upgraded yet.
Also, there is a thing called "domain AD-1", AD-2, AD-3 --- in the 1st option when setting up an instance. Now I only see AD-1 ------ 2 and 3 are missing.

Thanks.

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t76girl said:

Now running 4CPU 24GB RAM with NVMe 200GB space, 10TB Bandwidth

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Willie said:

Thanks for sharing but beware everyone, use it for test purpose only, do not host any live site, it gets down anytime, resource is all shared, many times cpu uses goes 100%. So according to me its best for testing only.

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gbllack said:

I'm a newbie to this, so what those number mean if I want to run a Wordpress site? A simple one like a consulting site with homem page, about page, contact e landing pages.

Can I install more than one wordpress site (domains) in the same Oracle free plan?

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whitetigerdk said:

With this you can run up to 4 separate instances - all of which can run a full wordpress setup.
You can run multiple domain and subdomains.
I use the Heptia Control Panel using the guide posted in one of the first posts.
Have been running my domain for quite some time now - without any issues.

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Drewcifer said:

Here you go, used it myself. Idespot is the premier source for Oracle free tier installations. The one I'm linking you to is the one I used 8 months ago or so.

The author has since done many different types of configurations. He has an even more recent video (with Hestia panel,) that he suggests is the best of all he's learned from all his previous works.

The Oracle free tier is FOR REAL. But, it can be a tricky approval process if it detects any red flags in the sign-up process.
Here's the link:

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Oops! I've failed to install control panel... Please look for the reason in "/tmp/install_fastpanel.debug" log file.'
Feel free to send the log to my creators via ticket at https://cp.fastpanel.direct/ and they will do their best to help you!

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randomdecko said:

How to install FASTPANEL on these servers? I always get this error:

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