Data consistency and service coordination are among the biggest challenges when developing microservices.
This two-part webinar series is designed to help you address these challenges, by leveraging Oracle's MicroTX and Transactional Event Queues (TxEventQ) in the Autonomous Database (ADB) to take your microservices to the next level.
Our first session dives into Oracle Transaction Manager for Microservices (MicroTx), showcasing its key role as a transactional coordinator. Discover how MicroTx boosts developer productivity by automating data consistency across microservices, thereby reducing the need for complex code.
We will walk you through live examples demonstrating the simplification of microservice patterns like XA, LRA, and TCC, showcasing how MicroTx integrates seamlessly with your code base.
In the second session, we will explore the integration of an Event Mesh with the Autonomous Database’s Oracle Transactional Event Queues (TxEventQ) and Apache Kafka.
LINKS HERE:
Simplify Event-driven Apps with TxEventQ in Oracle Database (with Kafka interoperability) - bit.ly/txeventq-lab
Unified Observability in Grafana with converged Oracle Database - bit.ly/unified-obs
Tailored to unveil the potential of ADB in modernizing event-driven microservices, this webinar will highlight the synergies between Kafka and TxEventQ within an Event Mesh enabled by Oracle’s Kafka Connect.
You’ll have a chance to take a peek at the code that transitions Kafka Java microservice applications to an ‘in-database’ message brokering model using Oracle’s TxEventQ, enhancing scalability and performance.
Throughout these sessions, participants will gain valuable insights into the functionalities of MicroTX and TxEventQ, understanding how these Oracle technologies can be utilized to create more efficient, scalable, and robust microservices architectures.
Join us to get practical insights and hands-on experience in leveraging these advanced Oracle technologies to streamline your microservices architecture and operations.
Duration: 2h
Presenters and contributors:
- Víctor Mendo, Data Development Specialist, Oracle
- German Viscuso, Director of Community Management - ADB, Oracle
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Note: This is a recording of the live event from April 24th. Screens and flows may have changed.
If you liked this session and would be happy to leave feedback on it, please reach us at: contact-dcx-emea_ww@oracle.com.
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