At Oracle Open World 2019, the always FREE Autonomous Cloud was announced. Shortly after that, I did a popular series of blog posts (https://dgielis.blogspot.com/2019/09/best-and-cheapest-oracle-apex-hosting.html).

In this session, we will take a hands-on deep-dive on MuShop, the polyglot cloud-native reference app we’ve built for you! At the end of our session, you can grab the code and using our Free Trial accounts, follow the same steps on your own. You were looking for a way to get started with containers, serverless, Kubernetes, Istio? Search no more!

A new paradigm of application delivery, that is what containers are. If you are looking at implementing Dev/Ops, infrastructure as a code, if you want to adopt the Cloud or seeking to go with Microservices, you will find Containers on you path.

In this talk we’ll cover how Outfit7 pumped up the fun in their game catalogue by introducing multiplayer as a core element in a number of titles.

Docker is widely embraced in the developer community but isn't as well known or understood in the database world. Database administrators and developers are beginning to realize how powerful containers are and the speed, flexibility, and portability advantages they offer over virtual guests.

The Kogito project is a new Java toolkit based on Drools, jBPM and OptaPlanner, designed to bring our traditional, battle-tested business automation engines to the cloud.

Oracle OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) je v osnovi avtomatiziran podatkovni center v oblaku. Oracle OCI omogoča običajne IT storitve kot so diskovni prostor, procesorska moč, mrežne storitive (DNS, NTP, požarni zidovi, usmerjanje prometa) ampak na avtomatiziran način, kar pomeni, da je vzpostavitev celotne infrastrukture programsko vodena, ponovljiva in brez neposredne možnosto človeških napak.

Z uporabo postopnega prehoda na način, da novo verzijo izpostavimo le delu uporabnikov, nato pa postopoma omogočimo dostop vsem uporabnikom, zmanjšamo tveganje pri prehodu na novo verzijo.

Elasticsearch is highly scalable, but some recent additions make it easier to tie everything together.

Why should you allow all possible system calls from your application when you know that you only need some? If you have ever wondered the same then this is the right talk for you.