py the stream pool OCID and keep it handy for later:
Create A Streams User
Next up, let's create a dedicated user for the streaming service. Click on 'Users' under 'Identity' in the console sidebar menu:
Click 'Create User' and populate the dial...
This past summer, I was lucky enough to get spend some virtual time with some of the awesome interns here at Oracle. It makes me happy to see so many college students with such a passion for engineering and technology. One of the interns that I got to...
I could use an existing Object Storage bucket to archive the stream data, but for this demo, I’ll create a new bucket called streaming-archive-demo-0 that will contain all of the archived data.
Create Service Connector
For simple archiving ...
required variables for the tenancy and instantiate the library as we did above. Then we’ll set a few variables necessary for streaming.
Next, create a postMessage() function. In this function, we’ll create a JSON object and Base64 encode the value...
Previously, we looked in-depth at messaging for your microservice and monoliths by using an e-commerce example. We first set up a Kafka broker and created an order microservice that published new orders to an order topic. In the next post, we created ...
So far in this series (part 1, part 2), we’ve covered both the “how” and the “why” as it relates to messaging in your modern web applications. We used an e-commerce example to illustrate the need for messaging and we looked in depth at launching a local...
miliar or uncomfortable with said tool or service. If that’s you, no worries - let's quickly discuss. Kafka is an open source streaming tool that lets you produce (sometimes called publish) key/value based messages to a queue and later on&nbs...
on this blog, so you are hopefully already familiar with it, but if not you can think of it as a real-time, serverless event streaming platform that just happens to be compatible with Apache Kafka. When it comes to messaging, I've personally found tha...
Over the last few posts, we've looked in detail at Oracle Advanced Queuing. Most recently we looked at "bridges" - or applications that helped us broker messages between normally incompatible protocols like MQTT, AQ, and Oracle Streaming Service (OSS)...