Developing on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Paperback)
Martin Hander
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Add to basketPaperback. Developing on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is a practical guide for building, delivering, and operating modern applications on OCI, without getting lost in service catalogs or one-off demos. It follows a single, realistic reference platform, AuroraRetail 360, as it evolves from a classic 3-tier baseline into a cloud-native, event-driven system with microservices, serverless workflows, data pipelines, analytics, and MLOps, fully governed with Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, observability, and security engineering.Instead of presenting OCI as a menu of features, this book treats OCI service families as building blocks that solve recurring problems: secure networking and landing zones, identity-first access, reliable API platforms, burst handling with streaming and functions, scalable data ingestion and warehousing, and day-two operations that survive real incidents. Each chapter connects architecture decisions to the operational reality of production: SLOs and error budgets, canary and blue-green rollouts, runbooks for common failures, and secure SDLC practices for containers and templates.Whether you're migrating from on-prem Oracle estates, integrating with Oracle SaaS (Fusion ERP and more), or designing multi-region patterns for resilience, you'll find actionable patterns, anti-patterns to avoid, and migration lessons learned, grounded in the AuroraRetail 360 story and written for practitioners who want systems that work at scale.Inside you'll learn how to: Design a landing zone with compartments, policies, tagging, and guardrails that scale across teams and environmentsBuild cloud-native APIs with OKE, API Gateway, Functions, Streaming, and a protected transactional coreImplement event-driven workflows, sagas, and async integrations that keep checkout fast and correctCreate a governed data platform with Object Storage + ADW, near real-time analytics, and reliable pipelinesServe ML models in production and operate MLOps with monitoring, retraining, and controlled rolloutsShip safely with IaC and CI/CD, using canaries, feature flags, and rollback strategiesRun OCI platforms with observability-first SRE practices and security engineering throughout the SDLCIdeal for developers, platform engineers, DevOps/SRE teams, and architects who want an end-to-end, production-minded blueprint for OCI-built around patterns you can reuse far beyond retail. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Developing on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is a practical guide for building, delivering, and operating modern applications on OCI, without getting lost in service catalogs or one-off demos. It follows a single, realistic reference platform, AuroraRetail 360, as it evolves from a classic 3-tier baseline into a cloud-native, event-driven system with microservices, serverless workflows, data pipelines, analytics, and MLOps, fully governed with Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, observability, and security engineering.
Instead of presenting OCI as a menu of features, this book treats OCI service families as building blocks that solve recurring problems: secure networking and landing zones, identity-first access, reliable API platforms, burst handling with streaming and functions, scalable data ingestion and warehousing, and day-two operations that survive real incidents. Each chapter connects architecture decisions to the operational reality of production: SLOs and error budgets, canary and blue-green rollouts, runbooks for common failures, and secure SDLC practices for containers and templates.
Whether you’re migrating from on-prem Oracle estates, integrating with Oracle SaaS (Fusion ERP and more), or designing multi-region patterns for resilience, you’ll find actionable patterns, anti-patterns to avoid, and migration lessons learned, grounded in the AuroraRetail 360 story and written for practitioners who want systems that work at scale.
Inside you’ll learn how to:
Design a landing zone with compartments, policies, tagging, and guardrails that scale across teams and environments
Build cloud-native APIs with OKE, API Gateway, Functions, Streaming, and a protected transactional core
Implement event-driven workflows, sagas, and async integrations that keep checkout fast and correct
Create a governed data platform with Object Storage + ADW, near real-time analytics, and reliable pipelines
Serve ML models in production and operate MLOps with monitoring, retraining, and controlled rollouts
Ship safely with IaC and CI/CD, using canaries, feature flags, and rollback strategies
Run OCI platforms with observability-first SRE practices and security engineering throughout the SDLC
Ideal for developers, platform engineers, DevOps/SRE teams, and architects who want an end-to-end, production-minded blueprint for OCI—built around patterns you can reuse far beyond retail.
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