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# Oracle Cloud Debug Bundle

## Overview

Collect comprehensive diagnostics from an unresponsive OCI compute instance without touching the OCI Console. When an instance reports "unavailable due to an issue with the underlying infrastructure" or cloud-init failures, you need serial console output, cloud-init logs, instance metadata, and VCN flow logs — all gathered via CLI commands into a single tar archive for root-cause analysis or support ticket attachment.

**Purpose:** Generate a self-contained debug bundle (`.tar.gz`) with all the data OCI Support will ask for, collected in under 60 seconds.

## Prerequisites

- **OCI CLI installed and configured** — `oci --version` returns 3.x+, `~/.oci/config` is valid (see `oraclecloud-install-auth`)
- **Python 3.8+** with the OCI SDK — `pip install oci`
- **Compartment OCID** — the compartment containing the target instance
- **Instance OCID** — format: `ocid1.instance.oc1.{region}.aaaa...`
- **IAM policies** granting `inspect instance-console-histories`, `read instances`, `read vcn-flow-logs` in the target compartment
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