ora_config version 2.3 is a major update. It contains al lot of new features, updates and fixes. One of the major features is it allows you to manage Oracle container and pluggable database with Puppet. This blog post contains an overview of changes in ora_config V2.3

Since version 2.1.0 of ora_config, we can manage almost all properties you’d want to manage for an Oracle user. Versions before 2.1.0, where already able to manage settings like default tablespaces and quota’s. But since version 2.1.0 we can also manage grants, profiles, roles and passwords and other security properties. In this blog post, we are going to show you the possibilities.

Recently we have released version 3 of the wls_config module. This release shows our commitment to add more stability, better documentation and new features to our commercial modules compared to the Open Source versions. In this blog post, we will describe the changes.

In 2013, Simon Wardley started his writings about mapping. This technique allows us to discuss and predict to a certain sense what will be happening in the marketplace. In this blog post, we are going to use Wardley Mapping to look at some of the developments that are taking place within the Puppet ecosystem.