Introduction In this post, I will describe a production ready architecture (with some caveats) where you can run Oracle APEX and ORDS for free on your own custom domain. The entire architecture runs on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Free Tier ...
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Have there been any modifications to the process of proxying REST requests on within an Oracle Autonomous Database instance in the last while?
Hi Jon,
I have some concerns regarding the utilization of the free OCI Apex in a production-ready architecture. According to the current documentation:
"The HTTP interface for Always Free Autonomous Databases is rate-limited to restrict the number of simultaneous service users. Approximately 3-6 simultaneous users can be supported..."
Is this limit a recent introduction after your post? I'm curious about its impact on the 50 active users you estimated.
Keep up the excellent blogging!
Best regards, Alvaro
Great blog, and this content is very interesting to me. For now, just trying to get my head around a bunch of new concepts (webservers, apex).
You explicitly mention that this architecture relies on Oracle wallet - that sounds secure.
I was looking for more explicit how-do-i and found this apex-behind-a-custom-domain-using-oracle-cloud-and-nginx on DSP site - which makes no mention of wallet but does mention public/private keys.
I feel there is a gap in my knowledge - what am i missing ?
Also for ADB network choice, I assume following are best (most secure, whilst still free): ADB Network Access Type = "Secure access from allowed IPs and VCNs only" ABD Network Access Control List = Enabled
Jim
Apex
Great info!