by Gianni Ceresa | 21 December 2021 | Cloud, Infrastructure
Oracle Analytics Server (OAS) 5.9 is available for many months now and it brought some features updates to OAS 5.5 (released in 2020) as expected by the “one new features release per year” plan for OAS (compared to cloud receiving new features updates...
by Gianni Ceresa | 1 June 2021 | Cloud, Infrastructure
Who doesn’t need a reverse proxy from time to time? This is a component that I often find very useful in various situations. A reverse proxy can allow you to expose services running on private networks, not having a public IP address. Or also to perform...
by Gianni Ceresa | 26 May 2021 | Cloud, Graphs, Infrastructure
Oracle publicly announced the availability of the A1 compute instance in their cloud offer with the introduction of the Ampere Altra ARM v8.2 cpu. ARM cpus aren’t new and we all (probably) have them without knowing (mobile devices are often powered by ARM cpus,...
by Gianni Ceresa | 17 March 2021 | Cloud, Graphs
Graph Studio is about to join the list of tools on top of Autonomous Database making graph analysis easier. Oracle provides support for property graphs for some years already. In the beginning, it was part of an extra database license pack with Spatial and RDF graphs....
by Gianni Ceresa | 19 January 2021 | Cloud
Historically there has always been a close connection between Oracle Analytics and the database used. By pushing down to the database most of the logic it is possible to make Oracle Analytics perform better by “outsourcing” a work (data manipulation) that...
by Gianni Ceresa | 11 May 2020 | Cloud, Infrastructure
I already wrote about Jupyter and JupyterLab which is my standard sandbox environment nowadays. There is even a blog post about how to install JupyterLab in an OCI Compute instance. But, JupyterLab is a single-user environment: how can you have the same for multiple...
