0 Asynchronous Function Calls through API Gateway on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
In a recent article, I described how serverless Functions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can invoke each other: synchronously and asynchronously.…
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0 OCI Serverless Functions invoking other Functions – synchronous and asynchronously through API Gateway and Streaming
OCI allows for cloud native application development, using facilities such as serverless functions, a light weight API gateway, a streaming…
0 Publish Oracle Function for Reading and Writing Object Storage Files through OCI API Gateway
The objective for this article is to show you how to get to the point where two routes are available…
0 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Leveraging API Gateway as Read Only Cache from serverless Function
This article demonstrates a set up that is probably mainly of theoretical interest or maybe useful in demonstrations. I describe…
0 Oracle Cloud API Gateway – Using an Authorizer Function for Client Secret Authorization on API Access
The objective in this article: create a simple Authorizer Function that checks the Client Secret passed in API calls and…
0 Oracle Integration Cloud pricing explained – OCI vs Classic
Last week at AMIS we had the task of estimating costs of a proposed iPaaS solution for one of our…
1 Highlights from Oracle OpenWorld 2019 – Larry Ellison’s Key-Notes
This article gives some brief and key insights in Larry Ellison’s keynote presentation on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure at Oracle OpenWorld…
0 Monitoring Oracle Database using Prometheus
Prometheus is a very popular framework for gathering metrics from a plethora of runtime components, recording, analyzing, visualizing them and…
0 Newly released: Oracle Exadata X8-2 – bigger disks for saving money, expanding capacity
Earlier this month, Oracle announced the availability of the latest Exadata machine, the X8-2. As well as the option to…
0 Extremely convenient way to run free Oracle Database 18c on your laptop – or anywhere else – using Vagrant & Virtual Box
Oracle Database 18c XE (eXpress Edition) is the free community edition of the enterprise edition of Oracle Database. Oracle Database…
0 Invoke an Oracle Function on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure from a Node application
Oracle Functions is currently in limited preview and is expected to soon reach wider availability. Rolando Carrasco did this write…
0 First steps with Oracle Analytics Cloud – Gather, Explore, Wrangle, Visualize
Data analytics is what turns data into business value. Oracle has a long history in Data Analytics – from Oracle…
0 Create OKE Kubernetes Cluster on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – including Service Request to increase limit
Anyone with a trial account for Oracle Cloud can use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to get herself a three-node Kubernetes…
0 Get going quickly with Command Line Interface for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using Docker container
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is Oracle’s second generation infrastructure as a service offering – that support many components including compute nodes,…
0 Another Taste of India– ODevCYatra 2018
July 2018 saw another edition of the Oracle Developers’ tour through India, called Yatra. In just over two weeks, seven…
0 Oracle’s extended support – when is it free of charge
It’s such a simple, basic and old question I got from a colleague: “Do you have to pay for extended…
0 Running Istio on Oracle Kubernetes Engine–the managed Kubernetes Cloud Service
In a recent post, I introduced the managed Oracle Cloud Service for Kubernetes, the Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE): https://technology.amis.nl/2018/05/25/first-steps-with-oracle-kubernetes-engine-the-managed-kubernetes-cloud-service/. A…
2 First steps with Oracle Kubernetes Engine–the managed Kubernetes Cloud Service
Oracle recently (May 2018) launched its Managed Kubernetes Cloud Service (OKE – Oracle Kubernetes Engine) – see for example this…
0 How to fix Dataguard FAL server issues
One of my clients had an issue with their Dataguard setup, after having to move tables and rebuild indexes the…
0 Introducing Elastic Search NoSQL to Oracle SQL developers – comparing dozens of ElasticSearch and SQL operations (a bit like Rosetta)
Even for organizations with strong roots in relational databases such as Oracle RDBMS, there may be valuable opportunities for leveraging…