The Oracle NoSQL Team is excited to collaborate with Cox Automotive and Thomson Reuters for two insightful sessions at Oracle CloudWorld. These sessions will showcase how Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service is pivotal to their business transformations, innovations, and successes.
Mark these dates and timeslots on your calendar.
- Session 1: Staying Ahead of the Competition Through Operational Efficiencies [LRN3408]
- Wednesday, Sep 11 | 1:00 PM – 1:45 PM PDT (Galileo 1004, The Venetian, Level 1)
- Presenters: Cox Automotive & Oracle NoSQL team
- Abstract: Corporate IT departments are experiencing an ever-growing amount of data in new forms and from new sources—including unstructured data like images and short-lived information like operational status. Hear how Cox Automotive has found Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service to be an ideal solution for these varied problems. Dive into the details on how Cox Automotive used NoSQL Database, Oracle Autonomous Database, Base Database, and Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure to optimize access to a wide range of structured and unstructured data and manage operational processes and see how Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure opens new avenues for architectural flexibility and cost savings.
- Session 2: How Thomson Reuters Uses Oracle NoSQL Cloud and ADB to Innovate Next-Gen SaaS [LRN3309]
- Thursday, Sep 12 | 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM PDT (Ballroom J, The Venetian Level 2)
- Presenters: Thomson Reuters & Oracle NoSQL team
- Abstract: The Oracle NoSQLDB Cloud is one of the most versatile NoSQL platforms available today, supporting any style of development: key-value, documents, and relational, for simple high-volume apps that need ultra-high scalability and predictable low-latency. In this session, Thomson Reuters will explain how Oracle NoSQLDB cloud alongside Autonomous Database has enabled them to optimize the tax determination process across over 56,000 jurisdictions, ensuring enhanced accuracy, efficiency, and compliance. Come and hear about how the power and simplicity of Oracle’s NoSQL Cloud service was coupled with ADB to deliver a powerhouse solution architecture that delivers on predictable, low-latencies, and always-on availability for Thomson Reuters.
BONUS! Start your Wednesday morning with a Hands-on Lab. Experience Oracle NoSQL Database in action firsthand!
- Hands-on Lab: Creating Scalable, Global Microservices with OCI, Spring Data, and NoSQL [HOL2911]
- Wednesday, Sep 11 | 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM PDT (Casanova 603, The Venetian, Level 1)
- Presenter: Oracle NoSQL team
- Abstract: Developers can leverage Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Spring Data, and Oracle NoSQL Database to create scalable, efficient, global, and resilient microservices that meet the demands of today’s globally distributed applications. Explore the seamless integration of Java applications with Oracle NoSQL Database SDK for Spring Data to release the powerful repository and custom object-mapping abstractions. Discover how NoSQL empowers developers to effortlessly leverage the flexibility and scalability of NoSQL databases. Learn how to deploy your microservices using OCI containers and API management. Plus, learn how to utilize the Global Active Tables feature to optimize local read-and-write performance for globally distributed applications.
- The hands-on lab is also available here. Try it out.
Last but not least, chat with the Oracle NoSQL Team in CloudWorld Hub – TECH 400 !
Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service is a serverless, fully managed data store that delivers predictable single-digit millisecond response times with data replication for high availability. Developers can focus on building applications using the document, fixed-schema, and key-value models, without managing the underlying infrastructure, operations, and maintenance. The service also offers active-active cross-regional data replication, ACID transactions, comprehensive security, and low pay-per-use pricing for both on-demand and provisioned capacity modes, including 100% compatibility with on-premises Oracle NoSQL Database. More details.