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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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Implementing Deploy Steps in DevCS Builds


Classic approach for deploying artefacts to Oracle Cloud Java and Application Container instances was utilising “Deployments”: There is a new option, now you can made deploys in build steps. For doing that you must first create an “Environment”, watch this video to see how: After that, go to one of your builds and add an […]

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Move Developer Cloud Service Project Between Environments in 15 Minutes


The idea here is how to move your CI/CD environment from one environment to another, for instance from presales to delivery. Developer Cloud Service (DevCS) is an CI/CD environment included at no extra cost in your Pass subcription providing git repo, maven repo, wiki, build automation (Hudson/Jenkins), deployment automation, webhooks, issues-agile-scrum-camban dashboard, merges, … What […]

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Push project to Oracle Developer Cloud Service


Create a new project in DevCS or add a new repo to an existing project and get the repository url (ssh or https), for example: https://javier.mugueta%40oracle.com@developer.em2.oraclecloud.com/developerxxxx/s/developerxxxxxx_prueba_5401/scm/prueba.git Now in your local machine: cd <yourworkingdirectory> git init test cd test git remote add cloud https://javier.mugueta%40oracle.com@developer.em2.oraclecloud.com/developerxxxx/s/developerxxxxxx_prueba_5401/scm/prueba.git git remote -v git pull cloud master cp -r ../scfcot/* . (copy source code […]

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