ARTICLES

3rd-Generation API Management: From Proxies to Micro-Gateways

As cloud adoption increases and information becomes geographically distributed, 2nd-generation API platforms fall short of capability and struggle to satisfy modern requirements derived from cloud adoption and digital transformation. Enter 3rd generation API management. Article by Oracle ACE Director Luis Weir
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Registries: Use Cases for API Management and Microservices

In this companion article to "3rd-Generation API Management: From Proxies to Micro-Gateways," author Phil Wilkins explores the role of registries in a microservices environment, and their relationship to API Management.
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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.
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Extending Oracle Database DevOps with Automated PL/SQL Unit Testing

Shay Shmeltzer teaches you how to execute tests automatically following code changes that you do in your Oracle Database.
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AUDIO | VIDEO

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.
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Video: 2 Minute Integration with Oracle Integration Cloud Service

More than just a tip, this video from Oracle ACE Robert van Molken and ACE Associate Phil Wilkins, walks you step-by-step through a simple integration that uses REST and SOAP connections integrated using basic map data.
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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.
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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.
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PRODUCT NEWS

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.
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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.
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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.
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WORKSHOPS | EVENTS

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.
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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..
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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
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