Introduction Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) is a sophisticated tool that database administrators have been using to take the backup of their on-premises...
Introduction Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) is a sophisticated tool that database administrators have been using to take the backup of their on-premises databases. As the organizations move their databases to cloud, the database administrators may want to continue to use RMAN to perform backup and recovery operations. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) offers several services and options, including RMAN, to take the backup of your databases. In this blog I will not be...
Introduction Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) is a sophisticated tool that database administrators have been using to take the backup of their on-premises databases. As the organizations move...
On a recent project, I created a microservice in OKE where data was persisted in a database. ATP was the obvious choice because it is so easy to provision. The...
On a recent project, I created a microservice in OKE where data was persisted in a database. ATP was the obvious choice because it is so easy to provision. The challenge was that to connect to an ATP instance a wallet is needed. This poses a security risk if you build the container image with the wallet in it. A solution is to store the wallet in HashiCorp Vault. This article explains how to store the wallet into Vault, how to setup Kubernetes auth authentication method and...
On a recent project, I created a microservice in OKE where data was persisted in a database. ATP was the obvious choice because it is so easy to provision. The challenge was that to connect to an...
Introduction With customers migrating their mission critical 24x7 databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), it brings the need to migrate such databases...
Introduction With customers migrating their mission critical 24x7 databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), it brings the need to migrate such databases to cloud with near zero downtime. The database migration becomes more complex if source database to be migrated is on a version that is not supported on cloud. This puts a mandate for customers to first upgrade their on-premise database version to OCI supported version and then migrate to OCI. This is doable for...
Introduction With customers migrating their mission critical 24x7 databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), it brings the need to migrate such databases to cloud with near zero downtime....
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Introduction Web applications rely on load balancers for high availability, fail-over, and scaling. Client to application communication happens via a load...
Introduction Web applications rely on load balancers for high availability, fail-over, and scaling. Client to application communication happens via a load balancer over HTTP/S which is inherently stateless however many times applications require the client state to be maintained throughout a session or for a period of time till a multi-step transaction is completed. In load balanced environment with multiple application servers in a cluster, maintaining a client state is...
Introduction Web applications rely on load balancers for high availability, fail-over, and scaling. Client to application communication happens via a load balancer over HTTP/S which is inherently...
Introduction This article describes how to integrate customer logins to your Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) storefront with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS),...
Introduction This article describes how to integrate customer logins to your Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) storefront with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS), it expands on the instructions that can be found here. User provisioning is not covered. Contents Prerequisites and Authentication Configuration Troubleshooting Using other Identity Providers Prerequisites and Authentication The OCC configuration is performed via REST requests to the OCC admin and store servers, the...
Introduction This article describes how to integrate customer logins to your Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) storefront with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS), it expands on the instructions that can...
Section 3 – Configuring Commerce Cloud This blog is the third and final entry in a series of step-by-step screenshot guides to set up an integration between...
Section 3 – Configuring Commerce Cloud This blog is the third and final entry in a series of step-by-step screenshot guides to set up an integration between Oracle Engagement Cloud and Oracle Commerce Cloud using Oracle Integration Cloud which is detailed in guide here https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E97801_03/Cloud.19A/UsingCCCloudComm/html/index.html. For a full introduction and guidance on how to use this guide please see Section 0 of this series. *The numbering in this...
Section 3 – Configuring Commerce Cloud This blog is the third and final entry in a series of step-by-step screenshot guides to set up an integration between Oracle Engagement Cloud and Oracle...
Guidelines to help you in planning your integrations during the implementation of Oracle Product Management Cloud Service.
