In our final post in this epic series about CI/CD and the Oracle Cloud, we wrap things up by deploying our microservice Docker container to an OKE Kubernetes...
In our final post in this epic series about CI/CD and the Oracle Cloud, we wrap things up by deploying our microservice Docker container to an OKE Kubernetes cluster.
In this post, we'll deploy our microservice as a Docker container and store the Docker image in OCIR.
In this post, we'll deploy our microservice with the tested persistence tier in place to our production environment which utilizes Autonomous DB in the cloud.
In this post, we'll add Testcontainers to our application to make sure our tests run against Oracle DB in our CI/CD pipeline.
In this post, we'll wire up a persistence tier to our microservice and address some of the challenges that come along with that task.
In this post, we'll revisit our microservice deployment and see how we can accomplish the same goal by using the OCI Gradle plugin.
In this post, we'll look at deploying our microservice to a VM in the Oracle Cloud with GitHub Actions using the OCI CLI.
In this post, we'll create and run some tests in our pipeline and publish our test reports as build artifacts.
In this post, we'll look at using GitHub Actions to build a publish a JAR file artifact from our microservice codebase.
