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Oracle Internet of Things Fleet Monitoring Cloud

May 8, 2018 Leave a comment

Your fleet is on the road daily — collecting miles, carrying cargo, fulfilling orders. Wouldn’t you like to capture that useful data and align it with your business? So start collecting data today. Put your company on a fast track with Oracle Internet of Things Fleet Monitoring Cloud. Accelerate your fleet management operations, streamline your supply chain, and improve customer satisfaction. Watch the video here.

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Additional new material WebLogic & Developer Community

March 25, 2018 Leave a comment

· Automate Test Pipeline and Infrastructure Lifecycle with Oracle Developer Cloud Abhishek Gupta takes you step-by-step through an example of how to use Oracle Developer Cloud to create a pipeline that incorporates unit and integration testing. Read the article.

· Podcast: Zombie Devices and the Moons of Jupiter In this two-part program Mastering Lambdas: Java Programming in a Multicore World author Maurice Naftalin shares his thoughts on the impact of the Internet of Things, chatbots, and other technologies. Then Sean Phillips, principal software engineer with A.I. Solutions, talks about his work with JavaFX and the development of the Deep Space Trajectory Explorer (DSTE) software designed for NASA. Listen to the podcast.

· Video: Microservices and Modern Software Development Where is Oracle with regard to microservices? Mark Cavage and Chad Arimura from Oracle’s software development organization offer an update, hint at things to come, and chat about Werker, Kubernetes, and more in this interview recorded at Oracle Code Atlanta. Watch the video.

· Video: Think in a Functional Style to Produce Concise Code The addition of lambda and Streams to Java 8 made it much easier for developers to think in a functional style to produce concise, readable code. Josh Backfield, a senior software engineer at Booz Allen Hamilton, digs into the details. Watch the video.

· Three New Open Source Container Utilities Three tools developed by Oracle to help with building and operating containers have been open-sourced and are now available. You’ll find Smith, Crashcart, and Railcar on the Oracle Github page. Read the article.

· Introducing Application Cache Client Java SDK for Oracle Cloud Oracle Application Container Cloud’s Application Cache provides caching for applications. You simply specify the amount of memory you want to cache and whether you need basic non-HA cache for DevTest, or reliable caching for production, and the appropriate infrastructure is automatically provisioned. Read the article.

· Oracle to ‘Earn Our Spot’ In Kubernetes Community As two Oracle technologists took the stage to announce Oracle�s support for the Kubernetes open source software initiative, they were clearly aware of one fact: Open source folks aren�t much impressed with announcements. Read the article.

· Oracle Code Online Session Replays The complete list of session videos from the Oracle Code Online event in June is now available. Choose from among 17 complete sessions in 5 tracks: Full Stack, Mobile, Server-side, Database, and DevOps/Systems. Wiew the complete session playlist

· Oracle OpenWorld 2017 It’s back! The big event for those in the Oracle universe returns to San Francisco, October 1-5, 2017. Registration is now open, as is the conference call for speakers.. Learn more.

· JavaOne 2017 Be there as JavaOne returns to San Francisco, October 1-5, 2017, featuring hundreds of in-depth technical sessions acrosss eight tracks. Registration is open, and you can now submit your session proposals Learn more.

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Amit Zavery community welcome briefing PaaS Forum 2018

March 15, 2018 Leave a comment

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PaaS Partner Community Awards 2018

March 13, 2018 1 Comment

Thanks to all partners for their excellent contribution! You are the key for the joint PaaS success. It becomes every year harder to choose the winners, due to all the excellent work and contributions. The awarded partners have proven cutting edge projects with the latest Oracle cloud technology and most important their contribution to the community like blogs, newsletters, conferences, papers, twitter, LinkedIn and hosted Oracle Developer Meetups. THANKS to the whole community and congratulation to the winners!

Oracle PaaS Partner Community Awards

Outstanding ICS Contribution 2018

primeone

Outstanding API Contribution 2018

Luis Weir

Outstanding PCS Contribution 2018

Jarvis Pizzeria

Outstanding SOA CS Contribution 2018

certus solutions & eProseed

Outstanding JCS Contribution 2018

Silbury

Outstanding Integrate & Extend SaaS Contribution 2018

AppsPro

Outstanding Management Cloud Contribution 2018

FORS

Outstanding Mobile Contribution 2018

avanttic

Outstanding PaaS Contribution 2018

Capgemini

Outstanding Meetup Contribution 2018

AMIS

Outstanding Community Support 2018

Steve Snook & UK Studio

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When Creating APIs, Focus your API Gateway on What it Does Best by Robert Wunderlich

January 4, 2018 Leave a comment

When talking with customers and prospects, I often hear about two requirements; converting REST to SOAP or SOAP to REST and Caching of data for performance.

These are great opportunities for an API Gateway, but should be used with extreme caution. Misuse of either of these features can cause performance problems in your gateway or even worse, putting your sensitive data at risk!

Using an Integration Platform with an API Platform provides the opportunity to follow some best-practice approaches to data isolation as well as scaling of certain heavy-weight operations. Furthermore, by separating these concerns, sensitive data is better protected

First, let’s look at the key purposes of an API Platform and an Integration Platform. The API Platform is responsible for the following: Read the complete article here.

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Uncovering Decaying Supply Chain Links with IOT Asset Monitoring by Supreet Oberoi

November 15, 2017 Leave a comment

A Tale of Two Wines
I’ve spent most my life in the Bay area. The weather is mild, and the traffic not. Over time, I’ve become fond of a particular French wine sold in a chain grocery store. The wine had good character and depth, but its price initially made me think I’d be drinking vinegar! So, when I had to relocate to (hot! hot!) Arizona for two years, I found the same chain grocery store to buy my wine. Everything inside the store was arranged in exactly the same way as in California. More surprising, they had all the same products, including perishables, as in my California store. And there it was — my favorite cheap wine! I thanked the supply chain gods for making this happen.

I took my wine to the corporate housing, feeling very much like I was home. I opened the bottle and let the wine breathe. First sip… it tasted not just like vinegar, but bad vinegar! Second sip… still the same. I went back and got another bottle… same taste. Obviously, somewhere during the transit of the cargo, this delicate, cheap wine was exposed to the hostile Arizona heat for too long. That killed it. I was so disappointed.
So what does this really have to do with the supply chain process you ask?

Decayed Links in the Supply Chain Process

When we started doing IoT development at Oracle, one of the most common customer concerns was reducing theft and waste in the transport of perishable goods (for example, groceries, poultry) and semi-perishable goods (such as wine). Though we offer the best practices to tune your supply chain logistics to reduce your hazards when moving your perishable goods, we realized many risks still weren’t being addressed.

Risk 1: Asset Is Missing

What do we mean by assets? An asset may be a keg waiting to be loaded in a yard, or it could be an excavator, a loader, lathe, drill, blood infusion pump, or a patient bed. Assets could be goods moving through the supply chain system, or a tool enabling the movement of those goods. Some of us sheltered within our software world don’t ever consider the loss of physical assets – it takes us by surprise. How can an asset get lost? Read the complete article here.

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Service Bus: Pipeline alerts in Splunk using SNMP traps by Maarten Smeets

November 13, 2017 Leave a comment

Oracle Service Bus provides a reporting activity called Alert. The OSB pipeline alerts use a persistent store. This store is file based. Changing the persistent store to JDBC based, does not cause pipeline alerts to be stored in a database instead of on disk. When the persistent store on disk becomes large, opening pipeline alerts in the Enterprise Manager (12c) or Service Bus console (11g) can suffer from poor performance. If you put an archive setting on pipeline alerts (see here), the space from the persistent store on disk is not reduced when alerts get deleted. You can compact the store to reduce space (see here), but this requires the store to be offline and this might require shutting down the Service Bus. This can be cumbersome to do often and is not good for your availability.

If you do not want to use the EM / SB console or have the issues with the filestore, there is an alternative. Pipeline alerts can produce SNMP traps. SNMP traps can be forwarded by a WebLogic SNMP Agent to an SNMP Manager. This manager can store the SNMP traps in a file and Splunk can monitor the file. Splunk makes searching alerts and visualizing them easy. In this blog I will describe the steps needed to get a minimal setup with SNMP traps going and how to see the pipeline alerts in Splunk. Read the complete article here.

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