Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

In previous posts, I’ve focused on the components around BAM (starting with Impact of ACM Implementation on BAM). Now is will start with a number of posts that are related to the components of BAM. Hereby I will use the image below. The image comes from the BAM documentation of Oracle. This post will mainly be about Data objects. A BAM data object models data for use within BAM. It contains the data to be monitored. The data can be saved in raw format in a database or in an...

Oracle Application Container Cloud service allows for microservices to be hosted using programming languages like Java SE, NodeJS, PHP and Python. Future plans include support for Ruby. An earlier post provided an overview and compared this to Oracle Container Cloud Service. The applications run in a Docker container behind the scenes and is expected to expose a service port. By configuring metadata, access can be setup to other Oracle Cloud services like database, storage,...

Recently I did a POC with BAM 12c at the customer. In a series of post’s I will describe my findings/experiences. In the first post I described the initial situation (Impact of ACM Implementation on BAM). And in the second post I described the solutions we have recognised/examined to make Management Information (MI) available to the ACM implementation. During this examination we also looked in detail to the BAM database. The relevant findings of this are described in...

The Oracle Application Container Cloud (ACCS)'s Application Cache provides (as the name implies) caching for applications! As Mike Lehmann explained in Caching with Oracle Application Container Cloud, you simply specify the amount of memory you want to cache and whether you just need basic non-HA cache for dev/test or reliable caching for production and the appropriate infrastructure is automatically provisioned. Under the Hood The ACCS Application Cache is built on the highly...

Now we have even tighter integration between PCS and ICS. Together they provide us with an unbeatable process and integration platform. Let's start with a simple example - Here is my ICS process - all it does is create an organization in Service Cloud. Now to PCS - I can "register" my ICS environment in Workspace (Administration - Services). Now to my process - this is a simple order process. The order comes from an organization.A confirmation email is sent to the Org email...

Currently, many companies and developers do not want to worry or waste time supporting complex environments. PaaS services are a great way to abstract this work, making developers concerned only with the design and the code they need to develop. Oracle Application Container Cloud Service (ACCS) allows you to deploy Java SE, Node.js, PHP, Python, and Ruby applications to the Oracle Cloud.In this post, we’ll look at how easy it is to build a NodeJS application and deploy it to...

If you are already an Oracle BPM user, it is likely that you might have heard or even ventured in its respective cloud version called Oracle Process Cloud Service (aka PCS). Essentially, Oracle PCS is a solution that enables you to rapidly design, automate, and manage business processes, as well as it is done with Oracle BPM, however the major advantage is that you can do everything in the cloud, without any concerns with infrastructure installation, setup and provisioning...

Introduction The Java Cloud Service (JCS) production application the is the focus of this article includes invoice processing, warehouse stock management and production line management. This application was implemented for a candy production and distribution startup company in Lithuania. The startup's primary goal in this endeavor was to minimize and simplify the IT infrastructure's complexity and investment, which is why JCS was chosen. Oracle ADF is integrated into the...

Introducing an integrated, end-to-end solution for the Internet of Things (IoT) from Oracle and Wind River®. Extend the enterprise to the edge. Industrial companies can now spend less time managing device connectivity, manageability, and security. Oracle IoT Cloud Service has integrated with Wind River Helix™ Device Cloud to automate the contextualization of sensor data at the edge with enterprise applications. Device data can be quickly connected to back-end ERP, CRM, and...