Microservices on Kubernetes and Autonomous Database Part 1
Track
DevOps & Cloud
Date and time
Wednesday, 16. October 2019., 14:30
Room
Hall D
Duration
45'
In this hands-on lab you will get first-hand experience with Oracle’s new Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) service working with the Developer cloud service and setting up a Kubernetes based microservice client. Oracle ATP delivers a self-driving, self-securing, self-repairing database service that can instantly scale to meet demands of mission critical transaction processing and mixed workload applications.
Hands-on lab is part of the conference HrOUG 2019 and for all conference participants is free of charge but attendees must be registred for it over below link:
Oracle at Microservices on Kubernetes and Autonomous Database Hands-on-Lab, Croatia, Oct 16th
This lab will walk you through the steps to set up a CI/CD environment for developing Microservices, based on the automation possible in Developer Cloud and deploying all components on Oracle's Managed Container platform and the Autonomous ATP database.
This hands-on lab will allow you to get familiar with the various Cloud Services involved :
- Provisioning an Autonomous Transaction Processing Database Instance via the OCI Console, and connect with SQLDeveloper
- Set up a Developer Cloud project, and automate the creation of Database objects in your ATP database
- Spin up a Managed Kubernetes environment with Terraform
- Set up the CI/CD flow for a node.js microservice, deploying onto your Kubernetes cluster, and accessing the data in your ATP database
- Run your application !
Lab participant requirements :
- Have your laptop with you
- Have access to Internet over Wifi (provided at location), ideally without any corporate VPN running
- A modern browser with a recent version (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, IE)
Be able to install some components on your machine : terraform, kubectl and SqlDeveloper
Lecture details
About speaker
Tim Graves , author
Tim Graves is currently a Cloud Native Architect working for Oracle as part of the Europe, Middle East and Africa team. He joined Oracle as part of the Sun Microsystems acquisition in 2010.
He has been working on Cloud projects since 2011 in the communications, device and cloud teams.
In addition to IoT Tim has worked in many parts of Sun and Oracle in the areas of operating systems, security, Java, and storage in field and headquarters roles.
When not working with computers Tim is a keen skier and an unprofessional chef.
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