0 Performance of relational database drivers. R2DBC vs JDBC
R2DBC provides non-blocking reactive APIs to relational database programmers in Java. It is an open specification, similar to JDBC. JDBC however…
0 Mapping Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure core concepts – Part One
All major public clouds are organized in similar ways. However, terms used for certain similar constructs can be (quite) different,…
0 (Many ways) How to upload files into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Cloud Shell
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Shell is VM that runs inside OCI -to be used for manipulating OCI resources using various…
0 Install SQLcl on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Shell and make it work against an Autonomous Database
Cloud Shell on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is a versatile management and development environment to access and manage Oracle Cloud Infrastructure…
0 Connecting SQL*Plus in Cloud Shell to an Autonomous Database
Objective of this article: connect SQL*Plus in Cloud Shell to an Autonomous Database instance (in a free tier – in…
0 Access OCI OKE Kubernetes Dashboard locally through Cloud Shell Proxy and ngrok
This article tells you how to access the Kubernetes Dashboard on top of an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure OKE Cluster Instance…
0 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Shell – integrated OCI CLI, kubectl, terraform, SQL Plus, Docker and Maven
Cloud Shell in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is a free browser based command line tool for various types of interactions within…
0 Writing a blog in Word, automating HTML formatting by using a .docx to HTML converter for Java and publishing the blog via WordPress (part 2)
In part 1 of this article, I shared with you the steps I took, to even further automate the manual…
0 Policies in AWS (2)
Yesterday I published a blog about AWS policies. We used the IAM wizard to create a policy. When you try…
0 Creating policy’s, groups and users in AWS
Today, I’ll demonstrate how you can add policy’s, groups and users within AWS. In a couple of days, I’ll demonstrate…
0 Getting started with NoSQL Database Service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
This morning I discovered a new entry in the menu on my Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Tenancy (on Ashburn, USA): the…
1 Very first steps in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
Resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can be managed through the console – the browser based UI. That works great but…
0 Writing a blog in Word, automating HTML formatting by using a .docx to HTML converter for Java and publishing the blog via WordPress (part 1)
At AMIS, gaining and sharing information and knowledge is part of our DNA, so that’s why the AMIS Technology Blog…
0 Setup and use of oVirt on CentOS7
Today, I’ll explain how to install and use oVirt: a nice virtualization tool for Linux, which is based on KVM.…
0 Set Terraform Resource properties from an element in a list retrieved by a Data Source – using a local value
Terraform is a platform for implementing Infrastructure as Code. Terraform defines a syntax for describing resources and provides an engine…
0 Secure browsing using a local SOCKS proxy server (on desktop or mobile) and an always free OCI compute instance as SSH server
Oracle provides several services as ‘always free’. In contrast to Azure and Amazon, these include compute instances which remain ‘forever’…
0 Using PXE to deploy a DNS server
Last week, I published a blog about implementing a PXE server [1]. Today I’ll show how kickstart/anaconda files can be…
0 Oracle Database – more value for money and more value for free
Oracle is not known for low prices or free products. However, when it comes to the Oracle Database there are…
0 Use OCI Monitoring, Alarms and Notifications for Your Own Custom and Functional Metrics
In earlier articles, I have discussed features in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for monitoring metrics published by virtually all OCI services.…
0 Welcoming the Data Catalog Service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Data is really important to any organization. Data tells us what the organization is doing, and where it is going.…