Brain to the Cloud - Part III - Examining the Relationship Between Brain Activity and Video Game Performance

In my last post, we looked at the technical aspects of my Brain to the Cloud project including much of the code that was used to collect and analyze the...

Brain to the Cloud - Part II - How I Uploaded My Brain to the Cloud

In my last post, we went over the inspiration, objectives, and architecture for my Brain to the Cloud project. In this post, we'll look in-depth at the...

Brain to the Cloud - Part I - Project Intro and Architectural Overview

A few months back, I read a really excellent (but pretty old) blog post that explained how to hack a toy called a Mind Flex to extract and analyze the ...

Securely Connecting to Autonomous DB Without a Wallet (Using TLS)

I talk to a lot of developers in my job as a Developer Advocate. Sometimes they've been using the products in the Oracle Cloud for a long time, and sometimes...

Quick Pub/Sub Testing for Oracle Advanced Queuing With a Command Line Interface (CLI)

I have been spending a lot of time playing around with Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ) lately and one of the things that has bothered me is the lack of a ...

Using Mongo APIs with Micronaut Data to Persist and Query Data with Autonomous DB

A bit of exciting news dropped that you may have missed. We announced the release of the Oracle Database API for MongoDB, which gives developers the ability...

Running Database Queries With REST via a Database Tools Connection (IE: The Super Easy Way)

I recently blogged about a brand-new service in the Oracle Cloud - Database Tools. It's a safe, secure way to store your database credentials in the...

Enterprise Messaging via Oracle Advanced Queuing with Autonomous DB & Micronaut

I’ve written about messaging many, many times on this blog. And for good reason, too. It’s a popular subject that developers can’t seem to get enough of...

Easy and Secure Oracle Database Connections With Database Tools

There's a brand new tool in town, and it's ready to make your life a whole lot easier if you work with Oracle DB in the cloud. It's called "Database Tools...