Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can be onboarded manually or via Terraform. Both setup processes enable you to create and configure OCI functions to forward the audit logs from any region to a centralized bucket in the home region.

Manual onboarding requires you to individually create a number of global, central, and regional resources. The Terraform scripts provision all of these resources for you. 

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Manually configure single tenants with one device per OCI region.

  • Uses a simple regional pipeline (audit logs → bucket → stream → Expel).
  • No CLI is required.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Manual Setup (Small Environments)

Manually set up a configuration that centralizes your logs across multiple regions.

  • Uses a central home-region bucket aggregating logs from all regions via OCI functions, VCNs, gateways, and service connectors.
  • Requires CLI commands, Docker, Cloud Shell, and deploying custom Python functions.
Oracle Cloud Setup - Manual Setup (Large/Enterprise Environments)
Use Terraform to automate the large/enterprise architecture as described above, including automatically naming many objects. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Terraform Setup