Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Description A Critical Patch Update is a collection of patches for multiple security vulnerabilities. Critical Patch Update patches are usually cumulative, but each advisory describes only the security fixes added since the previous Critical Patch Update advisory. Thus, prior Critical Patch Update advisories should be reviewed for information regarding earlier published security fixes. Please refer to: Critical Patch Updates and Security Alerts for information about Oracle...

Today, just a quick post on how to find all your configured System Components within an Oracle Fusion Middleware / Oracle WebLogic Server Environment. Let's say you are having an Oracle Forms & Reports Environment based on an Oracle WebLogic Server. Within your environment you have configured various so called System Components, and you need to know all the names and the corresponding System Component Type, like: Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) Oracle Reports Standalone Servers Oracle...

Accelerate Speed to Value with Oracle Cloud Platform (PaaS) In an increasingly digitized world, technology enabled transition is increasingly becoming a strategic ally for organisations and how they deliver services and products more effectively. Organisations need to orient their business along capabilities and commercially viable ‘proof points’ that can scale quickly. A key to this approach is to avoid large multi-year road maps and refrain from multi-million dollar...

  Oracle ACE Director Luis Weir and ACE Associate Phil Wilkins, both from Capgemini, already teamed up to present API Management and Microservices: A Match Made in Heaven at the recent Oracle Code event in London, captured in the video above. Now the dynamic duo has collaborated again on a pair of articles now available on OTN. Luis's contribution, 3rd-Generation API Management: From Proxies to Micro-Gateways, examines the confluence of cloud adoption, ntegration platform as a...

The common case scenario for a service exposed via Oracle Service Bus is to receive a message, validate/enrich/transform it, call a service provider and then do some additional work with the response from the provider before returning it to the caller. The initial steps are grouped inside a request pipeline; the message then goes through a route to the provider, and the final processing is done by a response pipeline before sending it back to the caller: Usual structure of an...

In previous posts we discussed how Microservice applications can be implemented, combined and monitored in Oracle Application Container Cloud service. So far, we focused on a manual deployment process. However, when aiming to implement a working Microservice strategy DevOps is a key success factor. One area DevOps concentrates on is software delivery automation (CI/CD). With Developer Cloud Service Oracle provides a full team development and delivery cloud platform. It can...

Oracle Real-Time Integration Business Insight: Designing Insight Models This video describes the designing of business models in Oracle Real-Time Integration Business Insight. Oracle Real-Time Integration Business Insight: Working with Reports This short video will be part of the Introducing Oracle Real-Time Integration Business Insight (aka Insight) video series. This video demonstrates what business insights you can gain from the pre-configured reports. SOA & BPM Partner...

How long does it take to implement, build, push and run a Java EE 7 application with CentOS and openJDK 8 on Oracle Container Cloud Service? (https://cloud.oracle.com/container). Watch the video here. WebLogic Partner Community For regular information become a member in the WebLogic Partner Community please visit: http://www.oracle.com/partners/goto/wls-emea ( OPN account required). If you need support with your account please contact the Oracle Partner Business Center. Blog Twi...

After looking into how to run a Spring-Boot based Microservice application on Oracle’s Application Container Cloud service, this post will concentrate on Oracle Container Cloud Service. In short, Oracle Container Cloud Service is Oracle’s enterprise-grade container infrastructure solution. It provides features to compose, deploy, orchestrate and manage Docker container-based applications. In contrast to Oracle Application Container Cloud Service customers can...