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Interacting with the Oracle Cloud Java SDK with Gradle
This document discusses using the Oracle Cloud Java SDK with Gradle. It describes how to configure the SDK through a configuration file with user ID, tenancy ID, SSH keys, and other authentication details. It then introduces the OCI Gradle plugin which allows interacting with Oracle Cloud services through Gradle build tasks. Finally, it outlines the plugin's roadmap and future possibilities like Maven support and IDE integrations.
Interacting with the Oracle Cloud Java SDK with Gradle
- 1. INTERACTING WITH THE ORACLE CLOUD JAVASDK WITH GRADLE ANDRES ALMIRAY @AALMIRAY
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- 5. @aalmiray JAVA SDK FORORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/ORACLE/OCI-JAVA-SDK
- 6. @aalmiray LICENSED UNDER UNIVERSAL PERMISSIVE LICENSEV1.0 APACHE SOFTWARE LICENSE V2.0
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- 9. @aalmiray FILE STRUCTURE oci-java-sdk ├── addons ├──apidocs ├── examples ├── lib ├── shaded │ ├── lib │ └── third-party └── third-party └── lib
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- 13. @aalmiray CONFIGURATION FILE https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/iaas/Content/API/SDKDocs/javasdkgett ingstarted.htm Easiest wayis to create a configuration file that follows a specific format [DEFAULT] user=<user_id> tenancy=<tenancy_id> region=eu-frankfurt-1 fingerprint=<ssh_fingerprint> pass_phrase=<secret> key_file=~/.oci/oci_api_key.pem
- 14. @aalmiray CONFIGURATION FILE String config= “~/.oci/config”; String profile = “DEFAULT”; ConfigFileReader.ConfigFile configFile = ConfigFileReader.parse(config, profile) AuthenticationDetailsProvider provider = new ConfigFileAuthenticationDetailsProvider(configFile) ResourceSearch client = ResourceSearchClient.builder().build(provider);
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- 27. @aalmiray RATIONALITY • Build toolsallow us to compile, test, assemble, and deploy applications. • Gradle has excellent support for speeding up build times. • Gradle supports multiple languages and platforms, such as Java and Go. • The Oracle Cloud supports running applications in Java and Go.
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- 29. @aalmiray ONCE RELEASED (OLDWAY) buildscript { repositories { jcenter() gradlePluginPortal() } dependencies { classpath 'org.kordamp.gradle:oci-gradle-plugin:0.1.0' } } apply plugin: 'org.kordamp.gradle.oci'
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- 36. @aalmiray X-RAY YOUR BUILDS •Capture build data on the go. • Analyze problems on the spot. • Deep linking enables better sharing. • Works for both Maven and Gradle.
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- 40. @aalmiray ROADMAP • Provide atask for every major service in the OCI Java SDK. • Ability to configure credentials as task inputs. • Keep releases in sync when new OCI Java SDK releases come up. • Provide examples with popular microservice friendly frameworks.
- 41. @aalmiray OTHER POSSIBILITIES • Ifthere’s a Gradle plugin then perhaps a Maven plugin is not that far away. • What about IDE integrations? • Or a JavaFX application/container manager paired with graphs and visualizations?
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