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Targeted to customers who are deploying RDG on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) with private IP addresses.
Introduction This blog post details how you can develop a SaaS extension using VBCS and Helidon microservices and most importantly pass the user identity from...
Introduction This blog post details how you can develop a SaaS extension using VBCS and Helidon microservices and most importantly pass the user identity from the SaaS to the microservice so it can be used for data security etc. In a previous blog post of mine I commented that whilst VBCS can be used directly against Oracle SaaS, and it works very well BTW, it is often recommended that you build a backend service to manage the interaction between SaaS and PaaS. This can be...
Introduction This blog post details how you can develop a SaaS extension using VBCS and Helidon microservices and most importantly pass the user identity from the SaaS to the microservice so it can be...
Validated on October 15, 2019 for OAC and RDG 105.4x Introduction This post is a step-by-step guide to completing the configuration and validation of Remote...
Validated on October 15, 2019 for OAC and RDG 105.4x Introduction This post is a step-by-step guide to completing the configuration and validation of Remote Data Gateway. This post is used by the scenarios noted in the companion blog Deploying Remote Data Gateway in Oracle Analytics Cloud for Data Visualization The official documentation is Connect to On-premises Data Sources and Known Issues. Updates Published on October 14, 2019 Validations Validated on October 15, 2019...
Validated on October 15, 2019 for OAC and RDG 105.4x Introduction This post is a step-by-step guide to completing the configuration and validation of Remote Data Gateway. This post is used by...
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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...
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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...
