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Two new Backend as a Service offerings live now!
Hi everyone! For the last few months I have been working on two projects which have just gone live with their first “Developer Preview” releases. If you’d like to check them out and see what I have been up to, … Continue reading
Development environment setup for Spring Boot with Oracle
Hi again! I am starting a series of posts about writing Spring Boot microservice applications with the Oracle Database, I plan to cover topics like databsae access, messaging, external configuration, service discovery, fault tolerance, workflow, observability and so on. But … Continue reading
Oracle REST Data Services 22.3 brings new REST APIs for Transactional Event Queueing
Oracle REST Data Services 22.3 was released a couple of weeks ago, and it is now available on Oracle Autonomous Database as well! This release has a slew of new REST APIs for Oracle Transactional Event Queueing (or TxEventQ). If … Continue reading
Getting started with the new observability exporter for Oracle database
My colleague Paul Parkinson recently published our new unified obserability exporter for Oracle Database on GitHub, you can read about it here. I wanted to start playing around with it to see what we can do with it. In this … Continue reading
New web page for Oracle Transactional Event Queueing
The new web page for Oracle Transactional Event Queueing is live and has lots of great information including sample code, links to hands-on labs, documentation and some user stories! Hope you can check it out!
Creating a stored procedure (dare I call it a microservice?) to automatically process events on a queue
In this post I want to look at how to create a stored procedure in the database to automatically process events as they are produced on a Transactional Event Queue (TEQ). Having a small, discrete piece of code that processes … Continue reading
Java to get go-routine-like virtual threads!
Yay! Java is finally going to get some lightweight threads, a bit like go-routines, which allow you to create threads in the JVM without each one consuming an OS thread! I’m looking forward to trying it out in Java 19. … Continue reading
Some big updates for the Python Oracle library (cx_Oracle)
There are some really interesting updates for the open source Python Oracle library (known as cx_oracle, but changing its name is part of this) – check it out here: https://cjones-oracle.medium.com/open-source-python-thin-driver-for-oracle-database-e82aac7ecf5a
Cross-region event propagation with Oracle Transactional Event Queues
In this post I want to demonstrate how to use Oracle Transactional Event Queues (TEQ) to propagate messages/events across regions. I will use two Oracle Autonomous Databases running in Oracle Cloud, one in Ashburn, VA and one in Phoenix, AZ … Continue reading
Installing Oracle REST Data Services (standalone)
I have been using Oracle REST Data Services (you might know it as “Database Actions”) with my Oracle Autonomous Database for a while now, and I wanted to play with some new features, which led me to want to install … Continue reading

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