Recent Posts by Bruno Borges

It's been perhaps the most requested feature, and it's been delivered! You can now get pre-built binaries with all the required dependencies to connect your Node.js applications to an Oracle Database instance. Version 2.0 is the first release to have pre-built binaries. Node-oracledb 2.0.15, the Node.js add-on for Oracle Database, is now on npm for general use. These are provided for convenience and will make life a lot easier, particularly for Windows users. With...

Jenkins is a continuous integration and continuous delivery application that you can use to build and test your software projects continuously. Jenkins OCI Plugin is now available on Github and it allows users to access and manage Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resources from Jenkins. A Jenkins master instance with Jenkins OCI Plugin can spin up slaves (Instances) on demand within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and remove the slaves automatically once the Job completes. After...

It's been 7 months since we kicked off the Oracle Code series in the Bay Area, and since then we’ve visited 17 countries to host thousands of developers, and promote the best and latest content about modern cloud application development. Now, we are 7 days away from the 21st Code event right back to the start: San Francisco!  After all that learning, traveling, eating, drinking, and laughing, we're back with 7 great reasons for developers to join us at Oracle Code San...

Originally posted by Bob Rhubart It has been almost two and a half years since the ArchBeat podcast last visited the topic of microservices. In that time interest in microservices has increased considerably, generating an ocean of virtual ink and social chatter. In fact, microservices has been a prominent theme in the Oracle Code event series now touring the globe. The panel of experts assembled for this podcast is comprised of people who presented at recent Oracle Code events...

Continuing our commitment to openness and collaboration, we are excited to announce the open sourcing of the Bare Metal Cloud Services Command-line interface (CLI). The project is dual licensed under the Apache License 2.0 and Universal Permissive License 1.0 and welcomes your contributions and derivative projects. What is the Bare Metal Cloud Services CLI? GUIs are great for a limited set of easy tasks but CLIs allow advanced users to truly harness the potential of cloud...

Originally shared by Bob Rhubart Over the past several weeks I’ve had the good fortune to conduct video interviews with various session presenters at the Oracle Code events in New York City, Washington DC, Toronto, and Atlanta, GA. Those interviews, as well as interviews conducted by my OTN colleagues at other Oracle Code events around the globe, are available on the Oracle Developers YouTube channel. Among the interviews I conducted, two stood out for me because the topics...

If you are an avid reader of technical content, you will certainly enjoy to know that we are now publishing in-depth technical articles on Medium. We are establishing this venue so anyone, literally anyone that has good content to share regarding Oracle Cloud and other Oracle technologies, will have a dedicated place to host the great stuff. The medium.com/oracledevspublication is an aggregation of material from Oracle engineers, product managers, and consultants, as well...

Peter Laurie, CEO, Junta Pty has been doing commercial software development for the last 20+ years, the majority of that with Java and WebLogic. He splits his time between large enterprise projects and start-ups of all shapes and sizes. More recently, he has fueled his Machine Learning addiction with Python. On July 18, Peter will be delivering a keynote at Oracle Code Sydney. Find out Peter’s latest development views during the live-streamed keynote, which can be viewed at d...

If you build enterprise applications, then you've probably used some of our Oracle technologies at some point. Maybe it was VirtualBox, or relational databases like Oracle Database or MySQL, or perhaps WebLogic. Maybe it was one of our development tools like SQL Developer, APEX, or JDeveloper. And, a lot of you are still using Java, and running servers with Oracle Linux. Not to mention other tools that we've embraced like Enterprise Pack for Eclipse IDE, NetBeans (now...