Oracle Cloud Platform for SaaS: Powering Your Innovation Journey

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Concerns about security shouldn’t keep you from the cloud, it should move you toward it.

Learn about the latest cloud adoption trends and the current threat landscape as well as how agencies and departments can close the cloud security readiness gap.

Modern workloads have given rise to JSON, Graph and other alternative ways to structure data. Hear from industry experts as they address the tough question: should your data be relational?

Take a journey of the live demonstration of Oracle Application Express (APEX), the low code development platform from Oracle, from concept to data model to prototype to refined application in 30 minutes. Fasten your seat belt!

How you can leverage an ever-increasing set of data processing and machine learning algorithms to build data-driven apps and gain insights in real-time.

As one of the most pervasively used technologies in our lifetime, Java continues to advance the application world around us. Through progressive modernization, Java offers developers a contemporary language and platform to create the next generation of rich, scalable, and secure enterprise applications for a variety of targeted deployment environments, including the cloud. And as the technology landscape changes, often at an ever-increasing pace, Java is primed to offer developers the unique ability to address new opportunities.

In this keynote, learn how Oracle’s ongoing stewardship and ecosystem cooperation offers sustained innovation and addresses modern Java application development.

Get insights of Python integration with spatial database and using Jupyter notebook, watch the scenarios analyzing location-based patterns of traffic accidents and space-time patterns of regional unemployment.

Got a question about why Java is the way it is, or where it is going? Hear from Oracle's Java team as they answer questions about the Java Platform's past, present, and future.

*This is a replay from the Oracle Developer Live series.

Moderator
Sharat Chander, Sr. Director, Product Management

Panelists
Mark Reinhold, Chief Architect, Java Platform Group, Oracle
Gavin Bierman, Consulting Member of Technical Staff, Oracle
Mikael Vidstedt, Director, Java Virtual Machine, Oracle
Ron Pressler, Consulting Member of Technical Staff, Oracle

We will share the latest status of the work enabling Spring Boot applications to run as GraalVM native images. We will demonstrate how Spring Boot applications, including the famous Petclinic one, can run in a scale-to-zero fashion using native images deployed on Knative.

Watch the demonstrations of an overall development architecture—app tier, messaging, and data tier—for building scalable Microservices with the Oracle Database. Familiarize yourself with extending code to build Microservices on the Oracle Cloud.

The Collections Framework was introduced in JDK 1.2 back in 1998 and is still in heavy use today. Although its fundamentals remain unchanged, it has evolved considerably since its introduction, and it continues to evolve.

This session describes some of the recent enhancements made to the Collections Framework, with a focus on the enhancements added to Java 9 and Java 10. Of particular note is JEP 269, Collections Convenience Factory Methods, a library-based API that serves the purpose of collection literals. These new APIs make the Collections Framework more powerful and easier to use.

Java was once a language that dragged along and evolved at snails’ pace. Thankfully, that's no longer the case. In recent years, we’ve seen accelerated development of both language features and JDK improvements.

In this presentation we will dive into some of the recent changes of Java that are both fun and powerful to use and discuss where the language is heading in the near future.

Learn how the Autonomous Database can be scaled to handles the changing needs of an application or dynamically grow or shrink to adapt to workload changes automatically, can optimized for any workload.

Since last ETE, we’ve seen two more major versions of the JDK! What’s changed in the last year, and what’s coming down the road? Join Gavin Bierman in a whirlwind tour of just some of the features coming soon to a JDK near you.

Many of our customers have requirements to evolve existing enterprise Java applications together with microservices in cloud native Kubernetes clusters such as OKE.

This session describes how Verrazano will enable you to do this, at the pace you choose, using standards-based tools and technologies developed in open source. Verrazano helps you create hybrid applications, that combine, for example, WebLogic transactions, lightweight Helidon microservices, and in-memory Coherence data grid processing. You will be able to deploy, secure, monitor and update these applications in OKE, and across multi-cloud, multi-cluster environments spanning Oracle Cloud and your own on-premises infrastructure.

Come to this session to what Verrazano is, how you can use it today, and future directions.

Join Oracle experts who will share best practices used by DBAs responsible for mission critical databases where slow responses or downtime can mean consequential loss in productivity and revenue to their companies.

Conversations will include how to find, fix, and validate corrective actions to ensure the least amount of disruption to supported applications. See how to validate consolidation efforts to ensure maximum utilisation without impacting performance.

Discover how DBAs are automating provisioning to rapidly create standardised database deployments in their enterprise.

During this session, Oracle experts will review how to use the provisioning automation tools provided by Oracle Enterprise Manager for your entire Oracle Database estate, including RAC, Data Guard, Exadata, Multitenant and more.

Learn how to confidently migrate to Autonomous Database using OEM Migration Workbench