DevOps and How to Migrate to the Cloud.

Our next OUG Ireland Meet-up with be on Thursday 12th January, 2017. The theme for this meet up is DevOps and How to Migrate to the Cloud. Come along on the night here about these topics and how companies in Ireland are doing these things. The agenda for the meet-up is: 18:00-18:20  Sign-in, meet and greet, network, grab some refreshments, etc 18:20-18:30 : Introductions & Welcome, Agenda, what is OUG Ireland, etc. 18:30-19:00 : Dev Ops and Oracle PL/SQL development – Alan McClean Abstract In recent years the need to deliver changes to production as soon as possible has led to the rise of continuous delivery; continuous integration and continuous deployment. These issues have become standards in the application development, particularly for code developed in languages such as Java. However, database development has lagged behind in supporting this paradigm. There are a number of steps that can be taken to address this. This presentation examines how database changes can be delivered in a similar manner to other languages. The presentation will look at unit testing frameworks, code reviews and code quality as well as tools for managing database deployment. 19:[masked] : Simplifying the journey to Oracle Cloud : Decision makers across Managers, DBA’s and Cloud Architects who need to progress an Oracle Cloud Engagement in the organization – Ken MacMahon, Head of Oracle Cloud Services at Version 1 Abstract The presentation will cover the 5 steps that Version 1 use to try and help customers with Oracle Cloud adoption in the organisation. By attending you will hear, how to deal with cloud adoption concerns, choose candidates for cloud migration, how to design the cloud architecture, how to use automation and agility in your Cloud adoption plans, and finally how to manage your Cloud environment.   After the session attendees should: – Have a broad understanding of how Oracle Cloud, in particular IaaS/PaaS, could be used within their organisation.  – Understand the key steps, which they can apply, to progress an Oracle cloud project in their organisation.   – Work through a real-world customer Use Case – And finally tips, tricks and gotchas to avoid to make sure you project is successful.

This event is open to all, you don’t have to be a member of the user group and best of all it is a free event. So spread the word with all your Oracle developer, DBAs, architects, data warehousing, data vizualisations, etc people. I’ll see you there.