From the course: Oracle HeatWave MySQL Foundations

Cloud Shell overview

From the course: Oracle HeatWave MySQL Foundations

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Cloud Shell overview

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(gentle music) - Now, click the developer tools menu on the console header and select CloudShell to open the CloudShell. If the getting started checklist dialogue is shown, click dismiss checklist. Again, you're free to look through these. But for the purposes of this course, we can keep moving forward. Now, you'll see the CloudShell in a drawer on the bottom of the console. You can click the maximize icon to see a little bit more on your screen. If you're asked whether to run the tutorial to learn more about the CloudShell, use your keyboard to input the letter N and press enter in the CloudShell prompt. We are now on step nine in the practice instructions. Execute the command shown in the instructions to reset the CloudShell home directory. Throughout this course, the commands you need to enter into the CloudShell are shown in bold next to a dollar sign. You can either copy from the instructions and paste into the CloudShell, then press enter, or you can type them directly into the CloudShell and press enter. If you choose to type them, be careful to follow the input exactly, including all characters and spacing. After you've executed the csreset-a command, you'll be asked if you want to continue. We do, so input Y for yes and press enter. Now we'll execute the commands in step number 10 to download and then to unzip the setup scripts. On the first command, a status bar will appear in the CloudShell to show the download status percentage. The second command will unzip the setup file. Now we'll execute one more command into the CloudShell from step 11. This step might take a few minutes to complete. Now that this step is complete, our practice environment is ready. Close the CloudShell by clicking the close icon X in the CloudShell header, then confirming to exit. But keep your browser open, now you're ready to move on to the next practice.

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