OCI

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, …

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.

I started using Oracle Always Free Cloud Services as soon as Oracle released them in September (in fact, even a few hours before Larry’s announcement during his keynote at OpenWorld). It gave me the possibility to re-architecture and expand my dev/lab environments, by taking advantage of those Always Free services: