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Warming up before AMIS 25th Conference event where I will be presenting with my friend and colleague Arturo Viveros (@gugalnikov) about Oracle SOA Suite provisioning, I want to share some practices that help us to provide Oracle Database instances between developers and improve our productivity.

After find some limitations on building SOA Docker image using Dockerfile (as volume access, default size image) I researched on how to improve building process and I found Packer (from the same guy that creates Vagrant).

Yesterday, I released a new version (0.2.0) of my Oracle Fusion Middleware Cookbook hosted on Chef Supermarket

Cool news came from Oracle a couple of weeks ago: Oracle WebLogic Server is now supported on Docker!.

In this post, I will show how to create an AWS EC2 Instance with an Oracle BPM 12c Quickstart Domain created. And I will use previous post for related tasks.

Provisioning tools have change the way we create software environments: How much time we spend installing OS, databases, configuring platforms, applications? Now you can translate this steps into code, getting the software development benefits and challenges into infrastructure: versioning, reuse, continuous improvement.

I’ve had the opportunity to present a review of this book Applied SOA Patterns on the Oracle Platform.