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Sending sensor data from LoRa device to Oracle Cloud via The Things network

IT by javier mugueta16 September, 202222 September, 2022

Sending sensor data from LoRa device to Oracle Cloud via Helium network

IT by javier mugueta27 May, 202227 May, 2022

Creating a high available multi-region datalake with 2 Oracle databases and 2 replicated object storage buckets for purposes such as reporting, ML or AI | Part two (final)

IT by javier mugueta3 June, 20218 June, 2021

Creating a high available multi-region datalake with 2 Oracle databases and 2 replicated object storage buckets for purposes such as reporting, ML or AI | PART ONE

IT by javier mugueta27 May, 202114 October, 2021

IT by javier mugueta22 March, 2019

Microservices Versioning and the “Database per Service Pattern” with Oracle Autonomous Database

The database per service pattern with an Oracle database can be accomplished easily with one instance of Autonomous Database per microservice, a very easy to use and maintain database (relational and JSON). But not only is easy to use and maintain because you don’t have to deal with administration tasks or manage different technologies for persisting […]

IT by javier mugueta22 December, 201824 December, 2018

Microservices and SODA: JSON Data Stored in an Oracle Database Accessed through REST or Java

Simple Oracle Document Access SODA (Simple Oracle Document Access) is a non-SQL style of storing/retrieving JSON data in an Oracle database. It’s so easy to work with SODA! Let’s get started. First, enable ORDS schema in your database. Second, deploy ORDS in K8s (you can also deploy ORDS standalone in your laptop or in a container […]

IT by javier mugueta14 December, 201814 December, 2018

Microservices with Oracle

Photo by revac film’s&photography on Pexels.com Currently working on patterns and approaches for Microservices architectures made with Oracle products and cloud services, here we are a first introductory video chapter: Here the architecture: Will keep improving as much as posible. Enjoy 😉