A WebLogic domain often needs to be customized when porting it between environments. For example, a domain usually needs to reference a different database in a...
A WebLogic domain often needs to be customized when porting it between environments. For example, a domain usually needs to reference a different database in a QA environment versus a production environment. This blog discusses leveraging the Oracle WebLogic Kubernetes Operator to fully encapsulate a domain, and then using its custom overrides feature to inject modifications. The blog concludes with an end-to-end demonstration which alters an existing Operator sample so that...
A WebLogic domain often needs to be customized when porting it between environments. For example, a domain usually needs to reference a different database in a QA environment versus a production...
We are pleased to announce the release of the WebLogic Image Tool. The WebLogic Image Tool is an open source tool that allows you to automate building,...
We are pleased to announce the release of the WebLogic Image Tool. The WebLogic Image Tool is an open source tool that allows you to automate building, patching, and updating your WebLogic Server Docker images, including your own customized images. This tool can be scripted and used in CI/CD processes. Find the WebLogic Image Tool GitHub project at https://github.com/oracle/weblogic-image-tool. There are three major use cases for this tool: Create a customized...
We are pleased to announce the release of the WebLogic Image Tool. The WebLogic Image Tool is an open source tool that allows you to automate building, patching, and updating your WebLogic...
We are excited to announce the release of version 2.2.0 of the WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator. The operator provides support for Fusion Middleware...
We are excited to announce the release of version 2.2.0 of the WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator. The operator provides support for Fusion Middleware Infrastructure domains running on Kubernetes. This means that WebLogic Server applications using Oracle’s Application Development Framework (ADF) can now be deployed and managed in Kubernetes using the WebLogic Operator. The Operator uses a common set of Kubernetes APIs to provide support for operations such as: provisioning,...
We are excited to announce the release of version 2.2.0 of the WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator. The operator provides support for Fusion Middleware Infrastructure domains running on...
In the early days, there was only a single URL format supported for the Oracle thin driver and it could be used with either the XA or non-XA driver class for a...
In the early days, there was only a single URL format supported for the Oracle thin driver and it could be used with either the XA or non-XA driver class for a GENERIC datasource. Over the years, more URL formats and driver classes have been supported so now there are nine options listed in the dropdown box for the Oracle driver when creating a datasource in the console (note that the DataDirect Driver is no longer shipped with the product). The following is a description...
In the early days, there was only a single URL format supported for the Oracle thin driver and it could be used with either the XA or non-XA driver class for a GENERIC datasource. Over the...
We are pleased to announce the certification of WebLogic Server on the Red Hat OpenShift which is based on Kubernetes. The WebLogic domain runs on OpenShift...
We are pleased to announce the certification of WebLogic Server on the Red Hat OpenShift which is based on Kubernetes. The WebLogic domain runs on OpenShift managed by the WebLogic Kubernetes Operator. The Operator uses a common set of Kubernetes APIs to provide an improved user experience when automating operations such as: provisioning, lifecycle management, application versioning, product patching, scaling, and security. We verified the following functionality:...
We are pleased to announce the certification of WebLogic Server on the Red Hat OpenShift which is based on Kubernetes. The WebLogic domain runs on OpenShift managed by the WebLogic Kubernetes...
The Oracle 18.3 database is available and works with WebLogic Server (WLS) . Using Older Drivers with the 18.3 Database Server The simplest integration of...
The Oracle 18.3 database is available and works with WebLogic Server (WLS) . Using Older Drivers with the 18.3 Database Server The simplest integration of WebLogic Server with an Oracle 18.3 database is to use the Oracle driver jar files included in your WebLogic Server installation. There are no known problems or upgrade issues when using 11.2.x or 12.x drivers shiped with WLS when interoperating with an Oracle 18.3 database. See the Oracle JDBC FAQ for more information on...
The Oracle 18.3 database is available and works with WebLogic Server (WLS) . Using Older Drivers with the 18.3 Database Server The simplest integration of WebLogic Server with an Oracle 18.3 database...
This blog describes the use of Oracle's Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) service with a WebLogic Server (WLS) datasource. There is documentation...
This blog describes the use of Oracle's Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) service with a WebLogic Server (WLS) datasource. There is documentation available from various sources that sort of covers this but this document will try to pull it all together in one place for WLS and try to cover solutions for difficulties seen by our customers. Introduction: An overview of ATP is given at the Oracle Cloud ATP page. See the ATP User Guide for more complete documentation on...
This blog describes the use of Oracle's Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) service with a WebLogic Server (WLS) datasource. There is documentation available from various sources that sort of...
In previous blogs, we have described how to run WebLogic Server on Kubernetes with the Operator using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for...
In previous blogs, we have described how to run WebLogic Server on Kubernetes with the Operator using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE). To create new Kubernetes clusters quickly, we suggest that you use the Terraform-based Kubernetes installation for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). It consists of Terraform modules and an example base configuration that is used to provision and configure the resources needed to run a highly available...
In previous blogs, we have described how to run WebLogic Server on Kubernetes with the Operator using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE). To create new Kubernetes...
We are excited to announce the release of version 2.0 of the WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator. The operator uses a common set of Kubernetes APIs to provide...
We are excited to announce the release of version 2.0 of the WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator. The operator uses a common set of Kubernetes APIs to provide an improved user experience when automating operations such as: provisioning, lifecycle management, application versioning, product patching, scaling, and security. This version of the operator evolves WebLogic to run more natively in cloud neutral infrastructures. It adds support for WebLogic domain configurations...
We are excited to announce the release of version 2.0 of the WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator. The operator uses a common set of Kubernetes APIs to provide an improved user experience...
