Managing Private Endpoints
Create, edit, and delete private endpoints in Resource Manager.
With private endpoints, you can access nonpublic cloud resources in your tenancy from Resource Manager. For example, configure a private compute instance using Terraform's remote exec functionality and access Terraform configurations in a private GitHub server.
You can perform the following tasks with private endpoints:
Required IAM Policy
To manage private endpoints, you must have permission to manage private endpoints in the tenancy, and to use virtual network resources, such as VCNs and subnets. For more information, see Manage Private Templates.
If you're new to policies, see How Policies Work.
Scenarios
Review common scenarios for using private endpoints with Resource Manager.
Other scenarios also exist. You can reach any private resource with a private IP, using a private endpoint in Resource Manager. For example, connect to a Kubernetes cluster.
Private Git Server
Give Resource Manager access to a Git server that isn't accessible over the internet. User these instructions for a private server that you host at Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or on-premises.
Private Remote Exec
Access private instances with Remote Exec.
When accessing a private instance with Remote Exec, you must use a reachable IP address.
See also Getting the Reachable IP Address for a Private Endpoint.