Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

According to the docs, a plan is - an abstraction between applications (the clients consuming APIs) and APIs to allow fine-grained access entitlements to all APIs that are part of a plan. All APIs are now accessed via plans, in other words, you cannot register applications to use individual APIs outside of a plan. To re-iterate, developers will create an application and register this with a plan. All this is done in the APIP CS Developer Portal. There is a new role in APIP CS...

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  Recently, I have been playing a lot with Functions and Project Fn. Eventually, I got to the point where I had to go beyond a playground on my laptop and go to the real wild world. An idea of running Fn on a K8s cluster seemed very attractive to me and I decided to do that somewhere on prem or in the cloud.  After doing some research on how to install and configure K8s cluster on your own on a bare metal I came to a conclusion that I was too lazy for that. So, I went (flew)...

Attend our December edition of the PaaS Partner Community Webcast live on December 18th 2018 16:30 CET. The PaaS Partner Community is your single point of PaaS resources. Information include enablement, hands-on workshops & training material, sales kits including presentations in ppt. format and marketing campaign material. For free registration please visit www.oracle.com/goto/emea/soa Presenter: Jürgen Kress PaaS Partner Adoption Visit the registration page here. Call ID:...

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Introduction It wasn’t that many years ago that service-oriented architecture (SOA) was the hot, new, bleeding edge enterprise computing paradigm. Most organizations and vendors jumped on that bandwagon and everything became “service-oriented”. Organizations and vendors both made great claims about how SOA would revolutionize the way applications were built, the amount of reuse that would be achieved, and how application time to market would be greatly reduced. In addition,...

Previously, I showed how to use Terraform and PSM CLI to spin up a “Build Server” and use it to provision Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) environments. You can find this blog here. In this blog I am going to show you how to do the same, but to provision Oracle API Platform environments. The approach that I will be following is the same: Before we start I encourage you to read the previous blogs, which I am building on top. How to use Terraform to provision Oracle Integration...

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In our previous blogs we have given a brief overview of the look-and-feel of the dynamic process possibilities within PCS. In this blog we take a dive into the activation of activities, how milestones can be attained and how rules are configured to make sure that the correct actions are triggered when conditions are met. Let's take a look at our dynamic Jarvis overview first. In the picture below we came up with three stages: ordering, preparation and delivery. Obviously we...