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oraclecloud-security-basics

Master OCI IAM policy syntax, common policy patterns, and API key management. Use when writing IAM policies, granting access to compartments, or managing API keys. Trigger with "oraclecloud security basics", "oci iam policy", "oci policy syntax", "oci api key setup".

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# Oracle Cloud Security Basics

## Overview

OCI IAM policy syntax (`Allow group X to manage Y in compartment Z`) is the number one enterprise complaint. One wrong policy locks you out of your own resources. One missing verb and your automation silently fails with a `404 NotAuthorizedOrNotFound` that looks like a missing resource. This skill is the IAM policy cheat sheet with tested patterns for common access scenarios.

**Purpose:** Write correct IAM policies, manage API keys securely, and understand the OCI permission model.

## Prerequisites

- **OCI Python SDK** — `pip install oci`
- **OCI config file** at `~/.oci/config` with valid credentials (user, fingerprint, tenancy, region, key_file)
- **Tenancy administrator access** (to create policies) or membership in a group with `manage policies` permission
- Python 3.8+
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