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Tag Archives: NoSQL
Session @ Oracle Code San Francisco 2017
Here are the details for my talk @ Oracle Code (a track at JavaOne 2017) – Streaming Solutions for Real time problems (Stream Processing solutions using Apache Kafka, Kafka Streams and Redis) Code (Github) – https://github.com/abhirockzz/accs-ehcs-stream-processing Video Slides Streaming Solutions for … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Java EE
Tagged kafka, kafka streams, NoSQL, Oracle Application Container Cloud, Oracle Cloud, paas, Redis, stream processing
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Simple sample: Oracle NoSQL with Docker Compose
Here is an example of using the Dockerized Oracle NoSQL image. This, along with many other Dockerized Oracle products are available here Key points Demonstrates usage of Docker Compose : co-ordinates an Oracle NoSQL container and a dependent container running its (Java) client Docker … Continue reading
Posted in Docker, Java, Java SE
Tagged docker, docker compose, fat jar, Jersey, kvlite, NoSQL, oracle nosql
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Introductory NoSQL stuff
While some of you might be NoSQL gurus, there is often a lack of solid knowledge about NoSQL in general and some common myths as well. Specifically, topics like NoSQL applicability/use cases and its comparison (fair and unfair) against relational … Continue reading