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Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing

Getting Started for developers and operators

This workshop walks you through all the steps to get started using the Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP).

Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing delivers a self-driving, self-securing, self-repairing database service that can instantly scale to meet demands of mission critical transaction processing and mixed workload applications.

Who Should Read This Workshop

You want to develop applications that connect to Oracle Databases in the Cloud.

You want to manage Oracle Autonomous databases in Oracle Cloud.

You are also interested in exploring other technologies to build Cloud Native applications.

Requirements

In order to walk through this workshop you need an active Oracle Cloud Account. If you don't have one:

>> Please Sign-Up a Free Tier Oracle Cloud account <<

It takes few minutes to fully-provision your account.

After you log-in in your Oracle Cloud Account, you should see the web console, like this:

Oracle Cloud Web Console

At this point, you are ready to start learning!


Content

Lab 100: Create an Autonomous Database

  • Create your Autonomous Database
  • Download your Wallet
  • Use Web SQL Developer

Lab 200: Set up a Virtual Machine

  • Create your Virtual Cloud Network
  • Create your Linux instance

Lab 300: DevOps with ATP

  • Configure OCI command line tool
  • Explore Autonomous database with the command line
  • Metrics of your Autonomous Database

Lab 400: Node.js App Using ATP

  • Execute your Node app
  • Explore the code

Lab 500: JAVA App Using ATP

  • Execute your JAVA app
  • Explore the code

Lab 600: Programmatically Talking to Oracle Cloud

  • Execute your SDK JAVA app
  • Explore the code

Let's Get Started!

Create your Autonomous Database: Go To Lab 100!

If you have already an Autonomous database, you can Go to Lab 200 directly.