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PMM: “[exec], we all know some of the “winners” in the tech and business world today. What do you think is a common theme they share?
Software enables innovation today
Just as important is the speed businesses can adapt to serve customers
Companies like Uber are changing global face of transport because they innovate around software and UX for modern world
MC: [Regional PM], this may be easy to understand in a simple example of eCommerce. Can you give us an idea maybe of how a website – a large app really - like this maybe used to be designed and how a newer, cloud-native model might look different in today’s model?
Old model = giant website with static code, some dynamic properties but mostly static HTML-driven content
This whole site would be hundreds of lines of code written to display the page just like this and maybe even in a specific browser.
New model = lots of smaller apps in building blocks
New model = flexibility for form factor and consumption (web vs mobile example here)
New model = these small apps are “services” that are pieced together into a user experience that is fast, secure and smart enough to know where it’s running
비즈니스의 Idea를 실현하여 비즈니스 혁신(innovation)을 통한 기업 가치를 실현하기 위해서는 그 idea가 구현되어 운영되기 위한 IT의 뒷받침이 필요합니다.
이런 Process를 얼마나 빠르게 할 수 있느냐가 곧 time-to-market 입니다.
기업의 Process에서 신속성을 저해할 수 있는 두가지 장벽이 존재할 수 있는데 현업의 idea가 구현되기 까지의 민첩성에 대한 장벽은 Agile Methodology를 통해서 극복될 수 있으며
Dev와 Ops간의 단절로 인한 배포 및 장애 대응 문제를 해결하여 혁신적인 애플리케이션을 신속히 출시하고 고품질의 서비스를 운영할 수 있게 합니다.
Customer’s attention is less on Java EE only, though that remains key
Lots of new languages gaining traction – Node.js, Ruby, Java SE – need a single platform to run it all
(perception – that we’re not moving forward. Wrong. We are doing…
With Infrastructure as a Service, customers DIY the Docker Container orchestration with available 3rd-party Open Source or commercial tools.
With Enterprise Container Cloud Service, customers design the stack of containers they want to deploy, provide images, and Oracle runs and manages.
With Application Container Cloud Service, customers upload packaged Cloud Native applications to run in a Docker-based Cloud ready infrastructure.
Build
Use your favourite or corporate standard build system to produce binaries and deployable resources.
Zip
Zip up all binaries, scripts, html files, images, etc. that make up your application. The structure of the zip is entirely up to the user—we have no opinion on structure.
Deploy
Deploy the application archive (zip) to the platform and tell us how to start the application. This could be “java –jar’, “java –classpath … <main>”, “node myapp.js”, or “sh bootmyapp.sh”.
Speaking of DevOps, Oracle has been working hard to provide its own existing products and also new top-notch solutions for Java developers in the Cloud. (CLICK) We already have available the Java Cloud Service, a Platform as a Service for running Java EE applications with Oracle WebLogic.
Coming soon are several other services, (CLICK) but I want to highlight Java SE Cloud Service, an upcoming service that will allow developers to run in Oracle Cloud anything that is JVM-based, like for example, Spring Boot, or Tomcat Embedded, to name a few. All that with the advantage of running applications in the most updated, safest, fastest, and stable release of Oracle HotSpot JVM, with advanced features like Flight Recorder.
These services (CLICK) can be integrated with other services like Oracle Database Cloud Service, or Storage, Messaging, Integration, among dozens of other PaaS and SaaS services in Oracle Cloud.
And developers who are running their applications in Oracle Cloud, (CLICK) will have access to Developer Cloud Service, providing thing sdevelopers need like (CLICK) Git repositories, Issue Tracking, Wiki, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery features, (CLICK) allowing developers to build and interact with their Oracle Cloud environment.
This is just a small set of Oracle Cloud but it shows how Oracle engineers are putting all the pieces together along with existing Oracle products to provide a great Java development and runtime environment in the Cloud.