Continuing the Mastering Maven series, we have a look at optional dependencies, why they exists and how they can be used.
Configuring the Oracle JDBC drivers with Quarkus can be done if you rely on Quarkus' Java mode. This post demonstrates how to do it.
Configuring the Oracle JDBC drivers with SpringBoot requires a few but easy steps to follow. This post shows how to get it done.
Configuring the Oracle JDBC drivers in Helidon is a straight forward task given Helidon's UCP extension. This post shows how to get it done.
A landing post for the Mastering Maven series.
5 Best Practices for Kubernetes Security
Data driven Serverless functions might make database access. Although less costly than starting new Serverless container, database connection creation and tear...
Data driven Serverless functions might make database access. Although less costly than starting new Serverless container, database connection creation and tear down may cost tens or even hundreds of milliseconds depending on your DBMS environment. This problem is exacerbated with Serverless functions that are are short-lived and cannot afford such cost on every call. As connections cannot be pooled across containers, this blog post discusses the best practices for (i)...
Data driven Serverless functions might make database access. Although less costly than starting new Serverless container, database connection creation and tear down may cost tens or even hundreds of...
Next in the Mastering Maven series: we'll learn about build properties and their connections to plugin configuration.
Learn to write a simple Hello World application using the recently introduced Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service.
