ML Microservice with Python and gRPC

I explain how to implement microservice in Python for Machine Learning code. In this example, data processing is done with Pandas, Numpy, and Scikit-Learn libraries. Communication is implemented through gRPC, I explain how to send Numpy array through gRPC.

 

FastAPI with Oracle Cloud DB, building APIs with Python

Learn by example about how to connect to Oracle Cloud DB from FastAPI without any third-party libraries. Connection to DB is optimized with connection pooling.

 

Connect to Oracle Cloud DB from Python

A quick explanation of how to connect to Oracle Autonomous Cloud Database (Always Free instance) from Python script.

 

Oracle JET or Oracle VBCS For Your Next Web App

I talk about my experience of working with Oracle JET and VBCS. I share a few hints - how to choose between Oracle JET and Oracle VBCS for your next Web app development.

Oracle Visual Builder Studio - Development Process Experience

I describe how you can handle the development process in Visual Builder Studio. It is really straightforward and very well defined.

 

Back to Oracle Blogging

I'm back to Oracle blogging. This time it will be Youtube vlogging focused on Oracle VBCS. My first video is live. I plan to post technical tips about VBCS at least twice per month.

Update On My Oracle Blogging Activity

If you were following me, you probably noticed I stopped active blogging related to Oracle tech. I moved to Medium platform and writing Machine Learning related articles at Towards Data Science. I'm doing this already since late 2018. So, I didn't stop blogging, just the subject is changed. If you are interested in Machine Learning, I will be happy if you follow me on Medium.

Why I stopped blogging about Oracle? There are several reasons:

1. We are building our own product Katana ML

2. Machine Learning is a complex topic and requires lots of focus

3. I decided to dedicate my time to Machine Learning and Open Source

We still keep working in Red Samurai with Oracle technology, but probably you would not see Oracle related articles from me anymore. But then who knows, never say never.