Overview
Microservices and event-driven workflows are popular for creating and running highly scalable applications that are tolerant of inconsistent network latencies and potential failures in long-running activities. These applications generate large data streams which need to be processed, stored, analyzed securely, and at scale.
In this workshop, you will learn how to set up the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) for creating and deploying a front-end Helidon application which accesses the backend Oracle Autonomous Database (ATP).
What you’ll learn:
- Set up a highly scalable microservices and event-driven backend environment
- Deploy and monitor a basic Java-based transactional application
Proficiency level: Beginner
Time to complete: 60 minutes
Cost: Free Tier eligible
Technologies used:
Kubernetes
Oracle Autonomous Database
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Create Your App
Setup: Creating your microservices environment
- Deploy OCI, Oracle Container Engine, and ATP through automation stack
- Setup Cloud Shell
- Build Docker images and deploy microservices
- Setup database connection and AQ messaging
Lab 1: Deploying and testing an application
Deploy and run Java-based microservices transaction application
Enhance Your App (Optional)
Lab 2: Data-centric microservices walkthrough with Helidon MP
This lab will show you how to deploy and run data-centric microservices highlighting use of different data types, data and transaction patterns, and various Helidon MP features
Lab 3: Bring your own application
Deploy your own event-driven application to the environment
