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This brief provides an overview of the context, evolution, advantages, and uptake associated with Helidon, a cloud native, open source Java framework for writing microservices.
Learn about the powerful integration between Helidon and Coherence, highlighting its benefits in building high-scale microservice architectures, particularly evident in Oracle's cloud services offering for the corporate banking industry. This technology stack achieves breakthrough scalability and provides ease of development, architectural performance, and maximum availability.
Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform uses Helidon to implement a Java microservices architecture running on Kubernetes in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, allowing hospitality industry software developers to discover, use, and publish REST and GraphQL APIs.
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Oracle Communications Order and Service Management has integrated Helidon and WebLogic Server in its system architecture, by JMS messaging and web service invocation, as part of its microservices journey, enabling multisite deployment by its customers.