Md. Nazrul Islam KhanI’m sharing my recent experience with Oracle Cloud, which has been nothing short of a nightmare. As a paying customer, I relied on their services to run critical compute instances for my k3s cluster under my tenant name, abdbari. Without any prior notice or warning, Oracle Cloud suddenly blocked my account, causing all my instances to go down. This wasn’t just an inconvenience—it led to significant losses, including the loss of some of my clients.
When I reached out to their support team and even called their global support number, I was met with a frustrating and rigid response. They couldn’t tell me what went wrong or how I supposedly violated their terms of use, and to top it all off, they said they couldn’t fix the issue. My support requests vanished from their system without explanation, leaving me with only email records as proof of what happened.
This experience has been deeply unsettling, and I feel it’s important to warn others about the potential risks of relying on Oracle Cloud. If they can do this to a paying customer without explanation or recourse, it could happen to anyone.
I’m sharing this to ensure that no one else has to go through what I did. Please share this post so others can be aware of the possible dangers of using Oracle Cloud.
