by Juarez Junior Introduction This blog post is about creating a container image for a Spring Boot 3.0 application, deploying the image to Azure Container Registry, then using it to deploy the application to a Kubernetes cluster on Azure Kubernetes Service. It complements the series on developing Azure applications with ODSA…

by Juarez Junior Introduction This blog post will explore the development of serverless applications with Azure Functions and the Oracle Database Service for Azure (ODSA). It complements the series on developing Azure applications with ODSA, which includes the previous blog posts listed below. ODSA for Java Developers (Part 1) — Introduction…

by Juarez Junior Introduction Part 1 in this series introduced the Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure (ODSA), its benefits concerning a multi-cloud strategy, and an example of accessing it from a Java application with the JDBC API. Part 2 explored another scenario with ODSA and a Spring Boot 3.0 …

by Juarez Junior Introduction Part 1 in this series introduced the Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure (ODSA), its benefits concerning a multi-cloud strategy, and an example of accessing it from a Java application with the JDBC API. Part 2 explored another scenario with ODSA and a Spring Boot 3.0 …

by Juarez Junior Introduction Part 1 in this series introduced the Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure (ODSA), its benefits concerning a multi-cloud strategy, and an example of accessing it from a Java application with the JDBC API. This blog post will explore another scenario with ODSA and a Spring Boot…

by Juarez Junior Introduction As technology-based solutions evolve, cloud applications are becoming more elaborate and challenging to develop, deploy, and manage. A current trend is that organizations frequently have to address business requirements that result in multi-cloud environments where applications and data end up deployed to more than one public cloud…

by Juarez Junior Introduction This blog post introduces Oracle’s JDBC 21c Driver support for Virtual Threads. Oracle has built its JDBC Driver from version 21.1.0.0 to support synchronous JDBC access using virtual (lightweight) threads. This step-by-step guide is not an extensive introduction to Virtual Threads but a straightforward guide on utilizing…

by Juarez Junior Introduction This blog post is a practical step-by-step guide on invoking PL/SQL stored procedures with JDBC and the Oracle Database. Another exciting option is to use Java Stored Procedures. …

by Juarez Junior Part 1 in this series introduced the Java Library for Reactive Stream Ingestion (RSI), its API, and Oracle Database Express (XE) as the target database. Now in Part 2 of this series, we will explore another streaming scenario with RSI and the Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP)…