Dear DevOps Enthusiasts, Recently, I had the privilege of spending a fantastic week in a rented house on the picturesque island of Mallorca. Amidst the tranquil setting of azure skies and warm breezes, I found myself with ample free time to embark on a new venture—recording a specialized training course …
About autoscaling, I have recorded video and written a blog post a few months back. At that time autoscaling was based only on thresholds, commonly called metric-based autoscaling. Precisely speaking, it means that after crossing some defined level of CPU or memory utilization, you could expect the automatic provisioning of …
It is not the first blog post about ATP, but I think this one is even more interesting. For your information, a few days back at OCI Release Notes webpage I have found information about new features for OCI Autonomous DB offering. I am talking about Private Endpoints for ATP …
This button on the top right corner I have noticed some time ago in my internal tenancies. At that time this feature was in a Limited Availability (LA) period, but today it has been published in General Availability (GA). More details about it you can read here. What are we …
I hope you have noticed that huge news at OCI Release Notes. In February 2020 OCI global footprint has grown significantly with three new regions (Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and Melbourne in Australia). I am located in Europe so immediately I have requested the subscription of …
A few weeks back I have read that OCI OKE will now support Kubernetes 1.14.8. That is really great news and I have decided to refresh my GitHub repo, which I had created some time ago. It was also a perfect opportunity to record a small how-to vlog, just for …
I am trying to follow constantly updated release notes of OCI. Nearly every single day we have something new there, so sometimes it really hard to follow all of the news there. To read some theory is great, but test it is even greater… and harder, to be honest. So …