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1id: oracle-regions2name: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure regions3domain: www.oracle.com4kind: cloud_provider5mode: html6priority: 17license: "Publicly published provider documentation (OCI public cloud regions); facts only"8attribution: "Oracle — oracle.com/cloud/public-cloud-regions"9homepage: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/public-cloud-regions/10coverage: { global: true }11implementation: cloud_regions12fetch:13  level: 214  maxLevel: 215  userAgent: browser16  rpm: 617  concurrency: 118  respectRobots: true19  maxCreditsPerRun: 020discovery:21  seeds:22    - { url: "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/public-cloud-regions/", group: regions, pageType: cloud_region, minLevel: 2 }23schedule:24  regions: weekly25extractors:26  regions:27    match: ["/cloud/public-cloud-regions/?$"]28    kind: cloud_region29    parser: cloud_oracle_regions_v130defaults:31  providerName: Oracle Cloud32notes: >33  oracle.com answers 403 to the bot user agent (robots.txt itself is 403 for bots; with a browser identity34  robots.txt allows /cloud/). Level 2 = same transport with a browser identity, no rendering, no premium credits.35  Sections: Commercial (~47 incl. Coming soon / Planned), Sovereign (EU Sovereign Cloud → isSovereign), Government36  (→ status restricted). The Multicloud tables (Oracle Database@AWS/Azure/Google) are partner regions and are skipped.37