Oracle Functions - Connecting To An ATP Database With A Wallet Stored As Secrets

In my last post, we talked about how to create and use your first secret on the Oracle Cloud. It was a simple, but certainly common use case where we stored...

Oracle Functions - Connecting To An ATP Database With A Wallet Stored As Secrets

In my last post, we talked about how to create and use your first secret on the Oracle Cloud. It was a simple, but certainly common use case where we stored...

Protect Your Sensitive Data With Secrets In The Oracle Cloud

It’s no secret that every developer should be aware of the need to protect sensitive information such as passwords and API keys when building and deploying...

Protect Your Sensitive Data With Secrets In The Oracle Cloud

It’s no secret that every developer should be aware of the need to protect sensitive information such as passwords and API keys when building and deploying...

Adventures in CI/CD [#10]: Deploying Our Microservice Docker Container To Kubernetes

Welcome to the final entry in this series where we have taken a ground-up approach to build, test and deploy a microservice to the cloud in an automated...

Adventures in CI/CD [#9]: Deploying A Microservice As A Docker Container

Welcome to the penultimate post in this continuous journey about continuous integration and continuous deployment. So far in this blog series, we have ...

Adventures in CI/CD [#8]: Deploying A Microservice With A Tested Persistence Tier In Place

We have covered a ton of content already in this long series on CI/CD, and now we’re ready to look at the next step in our adventure on the path to CI/...

Adventures in CI/CD [#6]: Adding A Persistence Tier To Our Microservice

Welcome back to this ongoing saga where we continue to look intensely at the wonderful world of CI/CD and how we can build, test and deploy a microservice...

Back To The Database - Part 2: Persisting Data From A Stream

Welcome back to this series of blog posts where we look at the mighty RDBMS and learn how to take advantage of some of the powerful capabilities available...

Oracle Functions: Invoking Functions Automatically With Cloud Events

I've written several posts here on the developer blog that show you how to create and invoke your serverless functions, but so far we've only covered how...