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2	Cloud cost cutting: autoscaling your dev/qa environments
3	Simple serverless logging for oracle functions
4	Ocı sdk for typescript ıs now available - here's how to use ıt ın your javascript projects
5	Cloud cost cutting: save money by resizing large ımages ın object storage
6	Resource princ****l auth with node.js for easy ocı rest apı access from your oracle functions
7	Adventures in cı/cd [#10]: deploying our microservice docker container to kubernetes
8	Adventures in cı/cd [#9]: deploying a microservice as a docker container
9	Adventures in cı/cd [#8]: deploying a microservice with a tested persistence tier ın place
10	Adventures in cı/cd [#7]: testing the persistence tier with testcontainers
11	Adventures in cı/cd [#6]: adding a persistence tier to our microservice

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2	ı've worked on many software projects over the last 16 years, and one thing that each of those projects had in common was the existence of an environment...
3	Working with serverless functions represents a new way of thinking for many developers. dealing with stateless functions, for example, can be a challenge...
4	ı have blogged quite a bit about our ocı java sdk in the past. ıt's easy to use and a very intuitive and consistent sdk that can perform just about any...
5	Like many of you, ı have an account on our oracle cloud "always free" tier that ı use for hosting personal projects, most notably my personal blog recursive.codes...
6	The first rule of serverless is to keep your functions light and simple. part of keeping a function light is avoiding unnecessary external dependencies...
7	Welcome to the final entry in this series where we have taken a ground-up approach to build, testand deploy a microservice to the cloud in an automated...
8	Welcome to the penultimate post in this continuous journey about continuous integration and continuous deployment. so far in this blog series, we have...
9	We have covered a ton of content already in this long series on cı/cd, and now we’re ready to look at the next step in our adventure on the path to cı...
10	Great to have you back for another existing episode in our saga about the joys of cloud deployments with cı/cd. so far, here’s what we’ve gone over: ...
11	Welcome back to this ongoing saga where we continue to look intensely at the wonderful world of cı/cd and how we can build, test and deploy a microservice...

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9	Simple Serverless Logging For Oracle Functions Working with serverless functions represents a new way of thinking for many developers. Dealing with stateless functions, for example, can be a challenge...	text
10	OCI SDK For TypeScript Is Now Available - Here's How To Use It In Your JavaScript Projects I have blogged quite a bit about our OCI Java SDK in the past. It's easy to use and a very intuitive and consistent SDK that can perform just about any...	text
11	Cloud Cost Cutting: Save Money By Resizing Large Images In Object Storage Like many of you, I have an account on our Oracle Cloud "always free" tier that I use for hosting personal projects, most notably my personal blog recursive.codes...	text
12	Resource Princ****l Auth With Node.JS For Easy OCI REST API Access From Your Oracle Functions The first rule of serverless is to keep your functions light and simple. Part of keeping a function light is avoiding unnecessary external dependencies...	text
13	Adventures in CI/CD [#10]: Deploying Our Microservice Docker Container To Kubernetes Welcome to the final entry in this series where we have taken a ground-up approach to build, testand deploy a microservice to the cloud in an automated...	text
14	Adventures in CI/CD [#9]: Deploying A Microservice As A Docker Container Welcome to the penultimate post in this continuous journey about continuous integration and continuous deployment. So far in this blog series, we have...	text
15	Adventures in CI/CD [#8]: Deploying A Microservice With A Tested Persistence Tier In Place We have covered a ton of content already in this long series on CI/CD, and now we’re ready to look at the next step in our adventure on the path to CI...	text
16	Adventures in CI/CD [#7]: Testing The Persistence Tier With Testcontainers Great to have you back for another existing episode in our saga about the joys of cloud deployments with CI/CD. So far, here’s what we’ve gone over: ...	text
17	Adventures in CI/CD [#6]: Adding A Persistence Tier To Our Microservice Welcome back to this ongoing saga where we continue to look intensely at the wonderful world of CI/CD and how we can build, test and deploy a microservice...	text
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