Building cloud infrastructure once meant endless clicking through consoles and wizards. Today, engineers use Infrastructure as Code Terraform to describe and automate their environments — reproducible, version-controlled, and fully auditable. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) changed the way we think about deploying systems. Instead of manually creating VMs, networks, and storage, …
Introduction So far in this series we have: Part 1 – built a producer function that publishes into OCI Streaming. Part 2 – created a consumer function that writes events into Autonomous Database. Now let’s explore another ingestion path: OCI Object Storage Event Terraform integration. With OCI Events and a …
Introduction In this article we’ll focus on OCI Streaming Terraform to show how easy it is to build your first producer function. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Streaming is a Kafka-compatible, fully managed messaging service designed for real-time data pipelines and event-driven architectures. Instead of managing your own Kafka cluster, you …
Introduction Before you can deploy anything in Oracle Cloud using Terraform, you need to configure a set of environment variables — commonly referred to as OCI Terraform TF_VAR variables — that provide authentication and tenancy information for the Terraform OCI Provider. It’s a small but critical step — and many …
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