Which two objects can be removed after the creation of …

You have created an instance with storage volumes, SSH keys, and a public IP address. While creating the
instance, you have also attached two storage volumes to it and added it to three security lists.
Which two objects can be removed after the creation of the instance?

You have created an instance with storage volumes, SSH keys, and a public IP address. While creating the
instance, you have also attached two storage volumes to it and added it to three security lists.
Which two objects can be removed after the creation of the instance?

A.
security lists to which the instance has been added

B.
the private IP address of the instance

C.
the public IP address of the instance

D.
storage volumes attached while creating the instance

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Turgun

Turgun

Probably A C.

But NOT B.

You can’t detach or delete a storage volume that was attached while creating an instance.( about this here
https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/computecs_common/OCSUG/GUID-41C74306-D085-48D1-BF85-A89096FC7AAC.htm#OCSUG-GUID-41C74306-D085-48D1-BF85-A89096FC7AAC )

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German

German

You can’t detach or delete a storage volume that was attached while creating an instance.

In a metered Oracle Java Cloud Service or Oracle Database Cloud Service subscription, you’re billed for storage volumes even if they aren’t attached to any instance. So if you’re sure that a storage volume is no longer required, then back up the data elsewhere, and then delete the storage volume.

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