Recent Posts by Raghavendra Prasad

Photo by Nick Shandra on Unsplash Oracle Cloud Infrastructure API Gateway and Auth0 Some time ago, we announced the general availability of the JSON Web Token (JWT( Validator in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure API Gateway. You can control access to APIs you deploy to the API Gateway using JWTs issued by identity providers, such as Oracle Identity Cloud Service, Auth0, or Okta through configuration instead of code. This new policy allows members, such as the application or...

Oracle Functions is a fully managed, multi-tenant, highly scalable, functions-as-a-service platform. It’s built on enterprise-grade Oracle Cloud Infrastructure components and powered by the open source Fn Project serverless platform. Along with Oracle Events, Oracle Functions can deliver powerful capabilities for infrastructure and application automation. Together, they enable services to act automatically based on state changes in infrastructure resources, a common use case...

Compute instances from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can be configured with local NVMe SSD storage capacity, which provides the lowest-latency data access profile. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure DenseIO virtual machine (VM) and bare metal shapes deliver some of the highest performance capabilities of any cloud configuration available today by using the power of high-capacity local NVMe SSD storage. This post shows how to build a high-performance Container Engine for Kubernetes co...

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes is a fully managed, scalable, and highly available service that you can use to deploy your containerized applications to the cloud. One of the best practices for containerized applications is to use stateless containers. However, many real-world applications require stateful behavior for some of their containers. For example, a classic three-tier application might have three containers: One for the presentation layer,...