Hi All,
I am currently working out in my organization for preparing point of views in Oracle Microservices offerings. I understand that Oracle's preferred way of Microservices for the beginners is Application Container Cloud Service. ACCS is a easy to use container-based solution for developing and deploying applications for various technologies like Python, Node.js, Java etc.
However when we consider the characteristics of Microservices - we have to have the data and business logic to reside locally. That's the reason even container technology is highly popular and successful in implementing Microservices. But if we look at the architecture of ACCS, it can containerize only the application, and not the data into it. For doing so we need DBCS or MySQLCS to integrate together. To my understanding, in pure Microservices world, this is not an acceptable way.
Would any one of you could please shed some light on my concern and discuss further.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Deb