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‘A
Very Clear Plan’
Reconfirming for the Java community that Oracle “has a very clear
plan” for the next Java Enterprise Edition, Thomas Kurian, Oracle’s
president of product development, has outlined several forthcoming
improvements to the foundational application development platform.
As customers shift to cloud deployments and adopt microservice
application architectures, the Java platform must be modernized to
“be viable in the new world” of cloud computing, Kurian said last week in
an interview with InfoWorld.
Kurian announced plans for a Java EE 8 release, including the
following improvements:
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Support for multitenant cloud deployments
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Architectural support for microservices
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Support for Docker and other container technologies
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Capabilities to take advantage of NoSQL
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Support for emerging authentication and authorization
models
“At
the end of the day,” Kurian told InfoWorld, “we believe
that if we’re doing the right thing for the developer community, we
believe the developer community will rally around it.” |
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—Stephen Chin, Oracle lead Java community manager |
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More Cloud News |
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Five
Considerations for Moving Supply Chain Management to the
Cloud
Companies can no longer just focus on cutting supply chain costs
through leaner operations. Today supply chains must be ready to
launch new revenue opportunities. For instance, more manufacturers
are installing, monitoring, and servicing the assets they produce,
well beyond the initial sale. Here’s what to think
about before you transform your supply chain
operations. |
Oracle Reimagines Oracle OpenWorld for a New Era
This year Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne, taking place in San
Francisco from September 18–22, will focus on creating a
“collective learning experience—an audience-centric approach to
event design,” says Oracle’s Tania Weidick, vice president of event
marketing. At JavaOne conference-goers will be able to create art
by using a 3-D printer and engage in a hands-on Internet of Things
project. What else can attendees
expect to see? |
Cloud Purchasing, Simplified
The Oracle Accelerated Buying Experience makes purchasing Oracle
Cloud services simple and fast. Now customers can buy them with the
click of a button. Find out how it works—and what
customers think so far. |
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Glens Falls Hospital, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
(UPMC), and a New York Medical Center Move to Oracle
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Special Report |
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Cloud
to the Core
Even executives who understand the benefits of the cloud may have
security, performance, and management concerns. That’s why it
matters that Oracle still makes its own chips. Learn how Oracle’s
SPARC S7 processor, systems, and cloud service deliver scale,
simplicity, and value in this Oracle Magazine
special report. |
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