DevCS

Sending Notifications of Failed Health Checks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure


Notifications service is a broadcast message delivery based in publish-subscribe mechanism. Health Checks service provides users with high frequency external monitoring to determine the availability and performance of any publicly facing service, including hosted websites, API endpoints, or externally facing load balancers. One: Create a Health Check Click the HealthChecks menu option located in the Monitoring […]

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Automating OKE Clusters start/stop with DevCS


Reusing the work published here, here and here we are showing today how to schedule the start/stop sequence of an OKE cluster with Developer Cloud Service. Start job Create a build with the step as follows: git clone https://github.com/javiermugueta/oke-cluster-start-stop.git cd oke-cluster-start-stop ./oke-cluster-start-stop.sh -r=<region> -c=<compartment> -k=<clustername> -o=start The rest of steps pretty much equal to explained […]

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Automating OIC Start/Stop with DevCS


As we explained before, OIC is one of the PaaS services that can be automated via Developer Cloud Service. Follow the steps explained here except for the build step in which we instruct OIC to start or stop with a slightly different keyword. In short, the syntax is: psm OICINST [start-service|stop-service] -s <servicename> Hope it […]

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Scheduling with Developer Cloud Service (DevCS) the Start/Stop Sequence of an Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) Instance


Oracle Developer Cloud Service (DevCS) is a CI/CD environment provided by Oracle for cloud customers. It is almost free, you only pay for the storage and the compute utilised when jobs are run. Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) is a powerful and proactive reporting tool. Builds Builds are the well known tasks typical in Jenkins: Start […]

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Oracle Developer Cloud Service Local Maven Repository and Oracle Maven Repository


If your project utilizes Oracle libraries you can configure Oracle Maven repository under Configure Buil Job|Environment with your OTN credentials. If your project utilizes other Oracle libraries you can upload them to the project’s local Maven reposository. In additio must update your pom with references to the local maven repo such as: <repositories> <repository> <id>maven.oracle.com</id> […]

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