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New Article for SE Daily…

27 Thursday Apr 2023

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We’ve just had a new article published for Software Engineering Daily which looks at monitoring in multi-cloud and hybrid use cases and highlights some strategies that can help support the single pane of glass by exploiting features in tools such as Fluentd and Fluentbit that perhaps aren’t fully appreciated. Check it out …

Challenges of Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Monitoring

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OGB Appreciation Day : Support of Hybrid

11 Friday Oct 2019

Posted by mp3monster in General, Oracle, Technology

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blockchain, FaaS, Functions, Hybrid, Kubernetes, OGB, OIC, Oracle

This is my blog post as part of the Oracle Ground Breakers Appreciation Day (more about this with oracle-base) isn’t about a specific product or feature but an approach or possibly two approaches that exist with many of the PaaS services available from Oracle.

One of the key things that many of Oracle’s products such as Integration Cloud, API Platform and the foundation of Functions (Fn) and Containers is the recognition that many organisations are not so fortunate to be cloud-born, or even working with a cloud-native model for IT. For those organisations who would rather have across location unifying approach, Oracle cloud is not a closed capability like AWS, whilst products like Integration Cloud are at their best on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, they can be executed in your data centre, or even another cloud.

Whilst the teams I work with experiment and build our service offerings ‘on Oracle’, when we engage with customers to help them with their specific problem spaces, we are more often than not operating in a multi-cloud or on-premises hybrid model.

This hybrid story is helped with a renewed vigour for open source both contributing to but also leading the development of open source. In addition to providing free tiers to some of their stack such as Functions, IaaS and Database (here). Many do forget the Oracle JVM is free as long as you keep up to date, you have got a small footprint Oracle database for free (XE), MySQL is part of the Oracle family. Then many of the modern development technologies are true to the core open-source, Blockchain, Container Engine meaning that the solutions on these layers are portable, can be run on-prem. Yes, Oracle adds value by wrapping these cores with tooling and features that make easier rather than diverging with proprietary Ingress controllers for example.

The irony is that organisations that tend to be associated with a low cost or being faithful to open source goals actually can end up locking you in and appear to be moving away from the original open-source ideals. Consider RedHat, the champion for a lot of open source-based enablement have removed Kubernetes from the official RedHat downloads for their Linux in-favour of a single node license of OpenShift, to get Kubernetes of RHEL you have to go outside of the normal binary source channels (other challenges are documented here).

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Way Out West – We Love Machine Remixes!!!

10 Saturday Apr 2010

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We’ve been promising details of the We Love Machine Remixes album for some time, and you can now listen to edits of all of them! It will be released on Beatport on 19th April, and other digital stores (including our own website) on May 3rd. We love some of the versions that other producers have created, let us know what you think!

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Disappear Here – Hybrid, sound promising

23 Saturday Jan 2010

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