## Description
Learn to configure an iSCSI target on Oracle Linux to share block storage devices with another Oracle Linux instance using an iSCSI initiator.

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## Lab Overview
- Two Oracle Linux systems running the UEK kernel

- Each system should have Oracle Linux installed and configured with:
   - a non-root user with sudo permissions
   
- Attach two 50GB block volumes to one instance as read-write for use as iSCSI block devices

- OCI Ingress Rules allowing TCP and UDP traffic on port 3260. Security lists control the traffic in and out of the various subnets associated with the VCN.

## Intended Audience

## Level
Beginner

## Services
Oracle Linux

## Technologies
Oracle Linux, iSCSI, Storage, OCI

## Changelog
Feb, 2022 - Initial version