Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

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In case you had the opportunity to attend the conference in Valencia – THANKS it’s a great investment to spend almost a week in Valencia to get trained & learn the latest on Fusion Middleware 12c and PaaS and network & share with partners and speakers. Special thanks for our excellent speakers for the great presentations and everybody to be a real community. In case you could not make it to Valencia make sure you get most of the presentations and training material at our comm...

The April edition of the Middleware Partner Update contains three key topics: Presentations Community Forum PaaS Showcase by ACEs SOA & BPM Partner Community Webcast April 26th 2016 For regular updates please subscribe to our YouTube channel here. For the latest SOA & BPM Partner Community information please visit our Community update wiki here (Community membership required) WebLogic Partner Community For regular information become a member in the WebLogic Partner Community pleas...

The industry leading Real Time Streaming Analytics platform has arrived - Customer General Availability- April 28th. Last year we released V1, Oracle Stream Explorer, with its new approach to providing customer streaming solutions in minutes rather than months, exploded adoption of the platform with deal sizes growing to the millions $$$. 2016 now reveals a massively enhanced platform which according to the analysts and customers changes the game to place Oracle as the...

Wanted: Outstanding Oracle Experts The Oracle OpenWorld 2016 Call for Proposals is now open. Attendees at the conference are eager to hear from experts on Oracle business and technology. They're looking for insights and improvements they can put to use in their own jobs: exciting innovations, strategies to modernize their business, different or easier ways to implement, unique use cases, lessons learned, the best of best practices. If you've got something special to share with...

Wanted: Outstanding Oracle Experts The Oracle OpenWorld 2016 Call for Proposals is now open. Attendees at the conference are eager to hear from experts on Oracle business and technology. They're looking for insights and improvements they can put to use in their own jobs: exciting innovations, strategies to modernize their business, different or easier ways to implement, unique use cases, lessons learned, the best of best practices. If you've got something special to share with...

My colleague, Paul Wever, wrote an excellent blog about turning the MDS to increase performance. Purging is something we do at almost all our customers. Paul provides excellent tips, tricks and insights to increase the performance.In my job as system administrator/DBA, projects related to Oracle’s SOA Suite I put a lot of emphasis on configuration of the environment, like the OS, the Oracle database, WebLogic, OSB, and other products. Part of the Oracle SOA Suite is the...

When you start getting serious about Oracle JET, one of the first questions that pop up is how do you design the RESTful services that your Oracle JET application needs to call? This is the first post in a mini-series that will try to answer that question. So what are RESTful Services, anyway? RESTful means REpresentational State Transfer. It sounds pretty complicated, but in reality it’s a piece of cake! It means that a server has a “resource” and a client can request a...

I've recently started on another active-active SOA infrastructure project and thought I'd share a few introductory notes since it's a relatively new topic in the context of Fusion Middleware. History Over recent years within Europe some customers have accepted a close geographic distance (e.g. 15 km) between data centres in return for a high bandwidth, low latency interconnect (typically ‘dark’ or dedicated fibre). This is to enable them to share normal production workload...