Oracle Database and Docker Containers
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With an understanding that containers were not specifically designed for databases per se, we here in Dbvisit, found Docker Containers and Compose Compose and excellent tool in certain types of UAT. Here is an intro into Docker followed by a live demo of using Oracle DB running in the Docker containers.
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