Hello and welcome. In this demonstration, I will show you how you can create a burstable instance. As we know, a burstable instance is a VM instance that provides a baseline level of CPU performance with the ability to burst to a higher level to support occasional spike in usage. As you can see, currently I'm inside those console, logged in as the compute admin. Let me go to the Compute Service. Under Compute, I'll click on "Instances". Let me click on "Create instance". I will name it burstable instance demo. I will create it in this particular compartment. Under placement, I'll select this particular availability domain. Under image and shape, I'm okay with Oracle Linux 8. Under shape, let me click on change the shape. As you can see here, if I click on AMD, so this is VM.standard.E4.Flex. There are three instance shapes that support burstable instance and this is one of them, VM.Standard.E4.Flex. Similarly, if I click on specialty and previous generation, I can see VM.Standard.E3.Flex. If I click on Intel, I can see VM.Standard.3.Flex. Now, just to show you what's the difference, let me first select this VM.Optimized3.Flex. As you can see, if I select this particular option, I can specify the number of OCPUs and the amount of memory. But I don't see any other option. But if I select this particular shape, VM.Standard3.Flex. apart from selecting the number of OCPUs and the memory, you can also make it burstable. Now the moment you make it burstable, you will be asked to provide the baseline utilization per OCPU. Now let me talk about it. What is this all about? Remember, when you create a burstable instance, you specify the total OCPU count. For example, here I specified one and then I need to specify the baseline CPU utilization. This baseline CPU utilization is basically a fraction of each CPU core. It can be either 12.5 percent or 50 percent. This baseline is going to provide the minimum CPUs that can be used constantly. Now, in this particular scenario, as I have selected the instance with one OCPU, a baseline of 12.5 percent means that 12.5 per cent of the CPU core is available for baseline usage with a maximum burst of 100 percent of one CPU core. Let me select 12.5 percent and click on "Select the shape". Rest, everything remains the same. I can go ahead and click on "Create". This is how you create the burstable instances. As you can see, this burstable instance demo is currently provisioning and in some time it is going to be available. Under the instance information, if you go to shape configuration, then you can see the shape OCPU count and the burstable baseline. Now how does it work? When needed, the instance can use more than the baseline CPU, all the way up to the total CPUs. In this case, the burstable is 12.5 percent. The total OCPU count is one. Now you also need to understand one thing, if the average CPU utilization of the instance over the past 24 hours is below the baseline, the system will allow it to burst above the baseline. Now from a pricing standpoint, these burstable instances cost less than regular instances with the same total OCPU count, because the burstable instances are just according to the baseline OCPU and not total OCPU count. With this, we are concluding this demonstration. Thanks for watching.