Arno Schots
Director EMEA Cloud Architects
Arno Schots is a hands-on technology enthusiast. In his role as Cloud Director EMEA at Oracle he is leading a team of world-class architects, who are creating the best possible cloud architectures for Oracle's customers, to help them migrate to OCI and be suscesful as a company.
Customer succes is what drives & motivates Arno, hence he is involved in many projects on a weekly basis. Arno beliefs architects should be hands-on and sharing their knowlegde via blog posts with wider audiences.
In his spare time he likes to play flamenco and rock guitar and various kinds of outdoor sports like windsurfing, cyclimng and running in the mountains. He is a happy father of one son.
Recent Blogs
Major considerations for deploying a payments solution in OCI
For a payments solution provider thinking of hosting their solution in the cloud, what are the major technical choices that need to be considered?
Learn how to migrate third-party applications onto multicloud ...
The Apps2OCI/3rd Party Applications team developed a multi cloud (OCI+Azure) + multi region OCI infrastructure, hosting Windows and Linux VMs, as well as Kubernetes, running 3rd party applications. A traditional on-premises "hub and spoke" architecture was used. Also Rackware as a migration strategy is briefly discussed.
Enabling cross-origin resource sharing in OCI Load Balancer service
Web browsers prevent code from making requests against a different origin to the one from which the code was served: The same-origin policy. To relax the policy, CORS standards uses more HTTP request headers and response headers to specify the origins that can be accessed. You can configure the OCI Load Balancing service to serve these headers without the need to include an Apache server in the architecture.
Secure OCI Oracle Linux VMs with AIDE file integrity checking: Part 1
This blog post shows you how to further improve your security posture by using an Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment (AIDE) to run periodic file integrity checks on your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Linux virtual machines (VMs). This blog is the first part of three. Part two covers securing AIDE and making configuration changes and part three talks about automating AIDE installation and comparison runs.