The OCI Java SDK's ComputeClient.builder().build function is taking a significant amount of time (about 2 minutes) to execute, but there are not many issues with other parts of the program.

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There could be various reasons why the OCI Java SDK's ComputeClient.builder().build function is taking a significant amount of time to execute. Here are a few things you can try to identify and resolve the issue:

1. Increase the logging level: You can increase the logging level for the OCI Java SDK to get more detailed information about what is happening during the ComputeClient.builder().build function call. This can help you identify any errors or delays that may be occurring.

2. Check your network connection: The OCI Java SDK's ComputeClient.builder().build function may take longer to execute if your network connection is slow or unstable. You can try testing your network connection to ensure that it is operating at optimal speed.

3. Check for resource constraints: The ComputeClient.builder().build function may take longer to execute if there are issues with the resources available on your system, such as CPU or memory constraints. You can try monitoring your system resources while the function is running to identify any bottleneck issues.

4. Try different SDK versions: It's possible that the version of the OCI Java SDK you are using is not optimized for your system. You can try using a different version of the SDK to see if that improves performance.

5. Contact Oracle support: If none of the above steps help resolve the issue, you can contact Oracle support for assistance. They may be able to provide additional insights or offer a solution to the problem.