Second post on GoldenGate 23c - let’s test it and synchronize 2 JD Edwards Trial instances

GoldenGate 23c Free was released a few weeks ago; amongst its new features it brings a modern, easy-to-use, web interface so I decided to give it a try and deploy it on OCI.

This month, we got a new cool service on OCI, OCI Container Instances; so I decided to revisit this Resume application by using this new service.

Some of the advantages of Public Cloud, especially Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), are elasticity and cost and pay for what you really need, when you need it. With OCI, there are many services to help you with this, Cost Analysis, Budgets, Instance Auto-Scaling, Autonomous DB Auto-Scaling, Block Volume Performance Dynamic Scaling, …

In June, the French JDE User Group asked me to deliver a hands-on workshop so that the participants could discover and test deploying JD Edwards on OCI.

3 years ago I started having a look at Go and going through a few Getting Started tutorials. Instead of learning with standard exercices I decided to develop my own small applications based on a use case I had at the time for a monitoring solution using OCI, grafana, prometheus and JD Edwards.

2 years ago, I read a post from Nathan Glover who built a serverless resume using AWS Amplify (see his aws-amplify-resume repository). At the time I used his project to create and deploy my own resume on S3 and this was pretty cool.

Introduction Oracle Infrastructure (OCI) can host many types of workloads, from very small applications to full enterprise, worldwide scale deployments. In this post I’ll show you an example of an e-commerce website hosted on OCI using the application PrestaShop. If your business depends heavily on your web store, you’d want from the beginning to build a scalable, performant and highly available platform to run it, especially if you expect peak traffic:

Introduction Oracle released OCI Application Performance Monitoring last month, as part of the Observability and Management platform. An APM solution was already there in OCI (and is still there), as part of the Oracle Management Cloud Platform - OMC so the first question we could have is : why having 2 solutions for the same objective ?

Note : I recently moved my Wordpress website to a self-hosted Hugo WebSite - This Post relates the steps I took to achieve this and describes the current architecture; it talks about Hugo, GitLab CI/CD, VMs, docker; I’ll have follow-up post regarding the monitoring solution I deployed for this (Prometheus, Grafana, Raspberry Pi…)