Enabled building containers and running examples/demos on the cloud (OCI) #99
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…nd build and run the same docker containers on OCI, and further run the GraalVM Demos
… provisioning the instance on OCI. Also now the run docker container in the cloud script can take params or gives the shell access to the OCI instance via ssh
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Now that we can build docker images and run containers on our local machine (see #93), the next thing to do is to try to do them on the cloud.
For most end-users/developers it will be running the docker container and the demo apps inside it, on a remote machine i.e. cloud.
The files accompanying this PR has the initial scripts/steps needed to get set up and then regularly run apps on the cloud, in this case, on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This is also helpful for instances where the local machine isn't powerful enough to build or run such containers.
Pre-requisites to be able to use this feature:
~/.sshorc:\.sshfolders).rcfile, as mentioned in the README file on this PR