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For this example I've used the second option. I'm also using a self-hosted agent/runner on OCI but that's just because I can use the <code>always-free</code> VM instance for it as part of the default OCI subscription and I don't have any Azure-hosted agents available in my Azure subscription. Technically that does not matter since the agent is a vanilla Oracle Linux VM instance and does not contain any customizations whatsover to do the pipeline work (it could however, but is does not).
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For this example I've used the second option. I'm also using a self-hosted agent/runner on OCI but that's just because I can use the <code>always-free</code> VM instance for it as part of the default OCI subscription and I don't have any Azure-hosted agents available in my Azure subscription. Technically that does not matter since the agent is a vanilla Oracle Linux VM instance and does not contain any customizations whatsover to do the pipeline work (it could however, but it does not).
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