Blockchain across Oracle: Understand the details and implications of the Blockchain for Oracle developers and customers

Key Features

• A professional orientation of the Blockchain for Oracle developers and customers
• From the core concepts to the implications of the Blockchain for Oracle
• Work with Oracle middleware to set up and implement your own Blockchain on Oracle
• Work with Blockchain and the Oracle cloud
• Gain key insights into the industry effects of the Blockchain across Oracle
• Insight and information for you to decide how to develop your own Oracle Blockchain skillset

Book Description

Blockchain across Oracle is a critically timed book for Oracle developers who want to get up to speed with the details and implications of the Blockchain across the Oracle platform - what the technology implications are for the Blockchain, and how the Blockchain will affect your Oracle customers.

Blockchain across Oracle first of all introduces you to the key history and concepts of the Blockchain as an Oracle developer. You'll really get to understand the Blockchain inside and out. You'll understand all about the Blockchain flow, and how the hashes and chains create a critical new decentralised paradigm for you as an Oracle developer.

You'll then gain key insights into how the Blockchain affects Oracle developers and customers in this modern and worldly era, when world economies and technologies work together to create a new world of possibilities. You'll see how the Blockchain concepts work in the new world where Assets, Transactions, Security, and Privacy can be sustained across a decentralized system for your customers.

You'll then take a detailed look at the cutting-edge Oracle middleware solutions that allow you to work with the Blockchain as an Oracle developer today. You'll learn about hyperledger and multichain, and how to set up an Oracle Blockchain. You'll next see how to run your Oracle Blockchain on the Oracle Cloud.

The final and important section of this book overviews the effects of Oracle Blockchain on different types of Oracle customers. Whether you're working in the finance sector, governance, healthcare or energy sectors, you'll find analysis of how the options and possibilities for you and your clients are being transformed by the Blockchain across Oracle.

What you will learn

• An Introduction to the Blockchain
• How the Blockchain affects Oracle developers and customers
• Understanding the Blockchain flow - blocks, hashes, chains, and mining Blockchain assets, transactions, and consensus
• Blockchain security and privacy for Oracle developers and clients
• Public and private Blockchain decisions for Oracle developers
• How to work with Oracle middleware to implement the Blockchain
• Running an Oracle Blockchain on the Oracle Cloud
• How the Blockchain will affect your Oracle customers Specific Oracle industry analysis of the Blockchain across finance, governance, healthcare, and energy sectors
• The future industry directions for Oracle and the Blockchain

Robert van Mölken lives in Utrecht, the Netherlands, and is a Fusion Middleware specialist. He has over 9 years of experience in IT. Robert studied computer science at the University of Applied Sciences in Utrecht and received his BCS in 2007. Before his graduation, he started as a graphic designer and web developer, but soon shifted his focus to Fusion Middleware. His career started just before the release of Oracle SOA Suite 10gR3 and progressed heavily from there. Currently, Robert is one of the expertise leads on integration and cloud at AMIS. Before he started working at AMIS, he already had 4 years of experience in SOA Suite 10g and 11g. AMIS is specialized in most of the facets of the Oracle Red Stack and is an initiator of the Red Expert Alliance, a group of well-known Oracle partners.His main emphasis is on building service-oriented business processes using SOA Suite 12c, but lately his focus has shifted towards cloud and on-premise integrations, using Oracle's offerings and custom JEE solutions. Robert is a speaker at international conferences and is frequently on the AMIS Technology blog, the Oracle Technology Network, and OTN ArchBeat Podcasts. He is one of the two SOA/BPM SIG leads for the Dutch Oracle User Group (OGh) and organizes these meetups. He also works closely with the SOA Oracle Product Management team by participating in the Beta programs. In 2016, Robert was named Oracle ACE, promoted from ACE Associate, for SOA and middleware, because of these contributions. He served as a technical reviewer for the book Applied SOA Patterns on the Oracle Platform. It was published in 2014.