A converged database simplifies development by supporting multiple data types like JSON and graph within a single engine, avoiding the complexity of managing many specialized databases.
Oracle provides container images and build tools for custom deployments and certifies its database on popular Kubernetes distributions like Red Hat OpenShift.
Database metrics and logs are made visible within Kubernetes by exporting them to open-source tools like Prometheus, Loki, and Grafana for unified monitoring.
The Oracle Kubernetes operator allows you to manage the lifecycle of databases using kubectl, whether they are running inside the cluster, on-premises, or in the cloud.
Oracle extends Kubernetes with native transaction management, supporting both strongly consistent (XA) and eventually consistent (Saga) patterns for reliable microservices.
Simplify microservice data management by using pluggable databases within a single converged instance, which provides isolation without the operational overhead of multiple database types.
Oracle's Transactional Event Queues (TEQ) provide a built-in, Kafka-like messaging system that guarantees transactional consistency between data changes and event publishing.
Explore these concepts further by using free, hands-on workshops and labs available on the Oracle Cloud to see real code examples and implementations.
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