Oracle OpenWorld & Code One Review - Blockchain, Integration, Serverless
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Oracle OpenWorld & Code One Review - Blockchain, Integration, Serverless
- 1. Oracle OpenWorld & Code One Review â Part 2 #oowamis Blockchain, Integration, Serverless & Microservices Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 1 Robert van MĂślken Fall 2018
- 2. Robert van MĂślken Senior Integratie/ Blockchain Consultant Oracle Groundbreaker Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 - #oowamis 2
- 3. #oowamis CLICK TO EDIT MASTER TITLE STYLE Blockchain, Integration, Serverless & Microservices > Blockchain Strategy & Roadmap, Use Cases, SaaS > Oracle Integration Cloud Updates > Function as a Service, Fn Project & Cloud Events ďMicroservices (MicroProfile & project Halidon) ďOracle Cloud-Native Microservices Platform Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 3 Whats next in the upcoming 45-minutes
- 5. #oowamis Key components of a Blockchain Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 5 Smart contracts + âkey/valueâ database with current state Ledger records ALL transactions Distributed Ledger Technology (acronym: DLT) Decentralized peer-to-peer network of nodes Any transaction added is validated by multiple entities Public key-cryptography without central authority blockchain == âdigital trustâ
- 6. #oowamis Effort Required To Deliver EnterpriseâGrade Blockchain Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 6
- 7. #oowamis Strategy â Oracleâs Blockchain Platform Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 7
- 8. #oowamis Strategy â Oracle Blockchain Cloud Platform Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 8
- 9. #oowamis Blockchain â Current version Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 9
- 10. #oowamis Blockchain â Roadmap 2018 Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 10
- 11. #oowamis Blockchain â Roadmap 2019 Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 11
- 12. #oowamis Blockchain â Side DB Feature Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 12
- 13. #oowamis Blockchain â Side DB Feature Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 13
- 14. #oowamis Blockchain â Development Tools Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 14
- 15. #oowamis Blockchain â Customer Use Cases Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 15
- 16. #oowamis Blockchain â Use case: delivery tracking Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 16
- 17. #oowamis Oracle Blockchain Cloud Apps Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 17
- 18. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 18
- 19. Robert van MĂślken Whatâs Next: Integration Cloud (OIC)
- 20. #oowamis Oracle Application Integration Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 20
- 21. #oowamis Integration Cloud Updates Integration: ⢠Many new features for building complex orchestrations ⢠New JET mapper â the pain is finally gone! (incl. expression builder) ⢠Recommendations when building mappings ⢠Inline menu to add actions (e.g. new For Each loop and AI powered) ⢠Switch between different layouts ⢠Local calls to other integrations, no need for connections/adapters ⢠Build custom adapters in minutes ⢠Oracle Litmus for unit testing ⢠Create unit tests and record automatically and play them back ⢠Recording can be run without the need of endpoints (simulated) ⢠RPA (Robotic Process Automation) Adapter
- 22. #oowamis Integration Cloud â New JET mapper Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 22
- 23. #oowamis Integration Cloud â New JET mapper Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 23
- 24. #oowamis Integration â AI-powered recommendations Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 24
- 25. #oowamis Integration â AI-powered Inline action menu Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 25
- 26. #oowamis Integration â AI-powered Inline action menu Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 26
- 27. #oowamis Integration â Switch between different views/layouts Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 27 Canvas and Pseudo view & Horizontal and Vertical layout
- 28. #oowamis Integration â Switch between different views/layouts Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 28 Canvas and Pseudo view & Horizontal and Vertical layout
- 29. #oowamis Integration â Switch between different views/layouts Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 29 Pseudo and Outline view
- 30. #oowamis Integration â Switch between different views/layouts Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 30 Pseudo and Outline view
- 31. #oowamis Integration â Switch between different views/layouts Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 31 Pseudo and Outline view
- 32. #oowamis Integration â Calling a local integration Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 32
- 33. #oowamis Integration â Build a custom adapter in minutes Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 33
- 34. #oowamis Integration â Build a custom adapter in minutes Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 34 http://niallcblogs.blogspot.com/2018/09/657-ssi-create-custom-adapters.html
- 35. #oowamis Integration â Unit testing with Oracle Litmus Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 35
- 36. #oowamis Integration â Unit testing with Oracle Litmus Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 36
- 37. #oowamis Integration â Unit testing with Oracle Litmus Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 37
- 38. #oowamis Integration Cloud Updates Integration: ⢠Many new features for building complex orchestrations ⢠Build custom adapters in minutes ⢠Oracle Litmus for unit testing ⢠RPA (Robotic Process Automation) Adapter Process: ⢠Automation with RPA ⢠Keep integrations up-to-date ⢠Process/Workflow vision (incl. templates)
- 39. #oowamis Process â Automation with RPA Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 39 Typical Oracle Cloud Integration Example with UiPath RPA
- 40. #oowamis Process â Keep integrations up-to-date Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 40
- 41. #oowamis Process â Workflow vision Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 41
- 42. #oowamis Process â Workflow vision (Cont.) Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 42
- 43. #oowamis Process â Workflow vision (Cont.) Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 43
- 44. #oowamis Integration Cloud Updates Integration: ⢠Many new features for building complex orchestrations ⢠Build custom adapters in minutes ⢠Oracle Litmus for unit testing ⢠RPA (Robotic Process Automation) Adapter Process: ⢠Automation with RPA ⢠Keep integrations up-to-date ⢠Process/Workflow vision (incl. templates) ⢠B2B in OIC & OIC in OMC
- 45. #oowamis B2B in Integration Cloud Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 45
- 46. #oowamis OIC in OMC â Roadmap Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 46
- 47. Robert van MĂślken Whatâs Next: Serverless, FaaS
- 48. Serverless is an abstraction of infrastructure and its operations including provisioning, scaling, patching, etc. FaaS (Functions-as-a-Service) is the compute component in a serverless platform
- 49. #oowamis Serverless Computing Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 49
- 50. #oowamis Why Serverless? ⢠Easier: Just think about your code, not infrastructure ⢠Powerful: Transparent and limitless scaling ⢠Faster: Deploy faster, iterate faster, innovate faster ⢠Cheaper: Only pay for what you use to the ms (never idle) Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 50
- 51. #oowamis Functions-as-a-Service Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 51
- 52. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 52
- 53. #oowamis The Fn Project ⢠Independent open-source container-native serverless platform ⢠Run anywhere: Cloud / Datacenter / Laptop / Raspberry Pi ⢠Functions are primitive docker containers ⢠Fn ⼠Java, Go, Javascript (Node.js), Python and Ruby ⢠Native CloudEvents support ⢠Will likely contribute to the CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) CloudEvents : https://cloudevents.io CNCF : https://www.cncf.io/ Fn Project : http://fnproject.io/ Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 53
- 54. #oowamis Fn Flow ⢠Build reliable and scalable FaaS applications with functions ⢠Flow functions are written purely in code ⢠Build distributed applications ⢠Provides rich concurrency primitives including fork-join, chaining, delays and error handling Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 54
- 55. #oowamis Fn Flow â Example Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 55
- 56. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 56
- 57. #oowamis Native CloudEvents support ⢠Specification for describing event data in a common way ⢠Seeks to ease event declaration and delivery across services, platforms, ... ⢠Itâs being incubated within the CNCF ⢠Contributing stakeholder include: Google, Microsoft, IBM, VMware, SAP, Oracle, Huawei, Alibaba, Red Hat, Iguazio & more ⢠Common metadata makes events easier to route, fan out, trace, replay and generally keep âin flightâ. ⢠More portable, more liquid, easier to transport across environments Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 57
- 58. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 58
- 59. #oowamis CloudEvent Examples Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 59
- 60. #oowamis Oracle Functions Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 60
- 61. #oowamis Oracle Functions Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 61
- 62. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 62
- 63. #oowamis Whatâs included? Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 63
- 64. Robert van MĂślken Whatâs Next: Microservices, (MicroProfile & Project Helidon)
- 65. #oowamis ⢠An open-source community specification for Enterprise Java microservices ⢠A community of individuals, organizations, and vendors collaborating within an open source (Eclipse) project to bring microservices to the Enterprise Java community. ⢠Current implementations:
- 66. #oowamis Eclipse MicroProfile 2.1 (Oct, 2018) Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 66
- 67. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 67 A set of Java libraries for developing microservices
- 68. #oowamisReview of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 68 Microservices ⢠Microframework ⢠Functional style ⢠Reactive ⢠Transparent ⢠MicroProfile ⢠Declarative style ⢠CDI, JAX-RS, JSON-P ⢠Familiar to Java EE devs
- 69. #oowamis Java Microservice Frameworks Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 69
- 70. #oowamis Helidon Architecture Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 70
- 71. #oowamis What is Helidon SE? Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 71
- 72. #oowamis Helidon â Hello Worlds Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 72
- 73. Robert van MĂślken OpenWorld Review 2018 Oracle Cloud-Native Microservices Platform
- 74. #oowamis Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Kubernetes Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 74 Roll Your Own, Pre-Built Installer, Managed Service
- 75. #oowamis Microservices â Unlocking the Cloudâs Potential Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 75
- 76. #oowamis Addressing Microservices Challenges Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 76 Deploy and manage Kubernetes, Istio, & complex dependencies!
- 77. #oowamis Kubernetes Platform Services on OKE Review of Oracle OpenWorld & CodeOne 2018 77
Hinweis der Redaktion
- It is a digital system of recording transactions of assets in a list that is replicated across available nodes in the network, rather than being stored in a central data store (i.e. traditional databases). The ledger records ALL transactions that are submitted to the blockchain. It holds the raw data part of the transaction and some information on the node or participant that submitted the transaction. The more evolved blockchains also keep a separated key/value database with the current state of an asset (the latest values). In many cases, the transactions will result in a smart contract function execution which verifies the request data and prepares the result data for storage. The data is distributed to all nodes in a trustless manner using a decentralized peer-to-peer protocol in near real-time. It uses a combination of digital signatures and cryptography to prove your identity and authenticity, and to enforce read/write and execute permissions (access rights). This makes it possible to permit write access to certain participants, and read access to certain participants or a wider audience, for example everybody. Each node individually processes and verifies every transaction redundantly, bundles the verified transactions into a block, and broadcasts them to all other nodes in the network. Using a consensus mechanism the block of transactions is validated by other nodes, in which to majority has to approve the block, before it becomes final and is added to the blockchain.
- CloudEvents is a specification for describing event data in a common way The Cloud Native Computing Foundation builds sustainable ecosystems and fosters a community around a constellation of high-quality projects that orchestrate containers as part of a microservices architecture. It serves as the vendor-neutral home for many of the fastest-growing projects on GitHub, including Kubernetes, Prometheus and Envoy, fostering collaboration between the industryâs top developers, end users, and vendors. The Fn Project is an open-source container-native serverless platform that you can run anywhere -- any cloud or on-premise. Itâs easy to use, supports every programming language, and is extensible and performant.
- Open API 1.0 provides a unified Java API for the OpenAPI v3 specification JSON-B 1.0 provides the standard binding layer for converting Java objects to/from JSON messages Fault Tolerance 1.1 provides circuit breaking, fallback and retry policy functionality Health Check 1.0 provides a single container runtime mechanism for validating the availability and status of a MicroProfile implementation CDI 2.0 provides new version of Contexts and Dependency Injection in Java
- Envoy is an open-source edge and service proxy Istio helps reduce the complexity of these deployments, and eases the strain on your development teams. It is a completely open source service mesh that layers transparently onto existing distributed applications. It is also a platform, including APIs that let it integrate into any logging platform, or telemetry or policy system. Istio addresses the challenges developers and operators face as monolithic applications transition towards a distributed microservice architecture.