Overview We are currently seeing rapid adoption of Fusion Applications in the SaaS@Customer model. This and the strong Fusion Applications On-Premise installation base have been further secured by establishing strict rules for separation of Production Systems and Non-Productions Systems. Usually the mandate is to separate the network traffic on the logical level as well as the physical layer. Oracle VM technology offers a range of features to achieve different levels of...
Overview We are currently seeing rapid adoption of Fusion Applications in the SaaS@Customer model. This and the strong Fusion Applications On-Premise installation base have been further secured...
Introduction Oracle Database Cloud Service can easily be configured to expose Oracle File Systems via Network File System (NFS). This is available starting with Oracle Database 12c Release 2. This feature allows a client to mount the NFS share without having to configure the Oracle Database File System DBFS Client – therefore simplifying the rollout and reduce the overall troubleshooting of clients. This feature allows full Disaster Recovery capability in conjunction with Data...
Introduction Oracle Database Cloud Service can easily be configured to expose Oracle File Systems via Network File System (NFS). This is available starting with Oracle Database 12c Release 2. This...
Introduction Oracle Database Cloud Service is a great PaaS Service to provide the target platform for migrations of On Premise workloads to the Oracle Cloud. There are a number of migration tools available to support the majority of use cases, however sometimes the focus is on the continuity of service, especially when continuity of service and minimised downtime are main requirements. If that’s the case Golden Gate and Data Guard are great options. The Golden Gate approach is...
Introduction Oracle Database Cloud Service is a great PaaS Service to provide the target platform for migrations of On Premise workloads to the Oracle Cloud. There are a number of migration tools...
Introduction The process of deploying SOA Projects to Oracle SOA Cloud Services (SOACS) can be significantly simplified and streamlined using the Oracle Developer Cloud Services (DevCS) by facilitating the inbuilt Maven and GIT repositories. This article is a walk-through on how create a SOA Project in JDeveloper and get it deployed on SOACS using DevCS. It is based on Windows, but other operating systems work in a very similar way. The following graphic shows the simplified...
Introduction The process of deploying SOA Projects to Oracle SOA Cloud Services (SOACS) can be significantly simplified and streamlined using the Oracle Developer Cloud Services (DevCS) by...
Introduction This article outlines a configuration option for Oracle Java Cloud Service (JCS) in the Oracle Cloud to support switchover between datacenters to allow for ongoing availability. The configuration allows easy switchover between datacenters in case of scheduled maintenance and other outages. In this example the primary datacenter is US2 and secondary is EM2. This example has been intentionally kept simple to allow easy understanding of the concept. The WebLogic...
Introduction This article outlines a configuration option for Oracle Java Cloud Service (JCS) in the Oracle Cloud to support switchover between datacenters to allow for ongoing availability....
Introduction Having access to a VM in the Cloud via VNC can be very useful in many situations – e.g. most customers want to install software using GUI based installer, e.g. Oracle Database etc. Using VNC the installation can continue, even without being connected. The easiest way to achieve this with a reliable and secure mechanism is to use VNC via a SSH Tunnel. In this example a simple Oracle Compute Cloud VM is used to configure a Gnome Desktop & VNC Server. It has been...
Introduction Having access to a VM in the Cloud via VNC can be very useful in many situations – e.g. most customers want to install software using GUI based installer, e.g. Oracle Database etc. Using...
Introduction Many customers request to get a quick demo how they would deploy their custom Java application in the Oracle Cloud. A great way to do this is Oracle Compute Service which can easily be combined with the Oracle Database as a Service offering. In this example two VMs will be deployed. One for the application server - GlassFish. The second on is a DBaaS VM to hold the database. A simple JSP will be created to display data from the database on the client browser...
Introduction Many customers request to get a quick demo how they would deploy their custom Java application in the Oracle Cloud. A great way to do this is Oracle Compute Service which can easily be...
Introduction Oracle Database Cloud Service with the Database as a Service option comes preconfigured with Oracle APEX and Oracle REST Data Services. These features can be used to easily create and interact with RESTful Web Services. This example is based on a specific customer requirement, however it can be useful across a range of options with RESTful Web Services. The customer had the task at hand to access RESTful Web Services using PL/SQL. The main reason for this was...
Introduction Oracle Database Cloud Service with the Database as a Service option comes preconfigured with Oracle APEX and Oracle REST Data Services. These features can be used to easily create and...
Introduction The Oracle Database Cloud Service - Virtual Image option gives great flexibility on how to deploy databases in the Oracle Cloud. It allows customization options in almost all aspects of the database (e.g. file system layout, memory management, etc.). This makes this option very beneficial - for example - in highly customized database deployments that are being migrated to the cloud. Please note when using the Oracle Database Cloud Service – Virtual Image option:...
Introduction The Oracle Database Cloud Service - Virtual Image option gives great flexibility on how to deploy databases in the Oracle Cloud. It allows customization options in almost all aspects of...
