I've used the product for backend development, where clients send requests to our system, and we generate responses using Java frameworks. I'm involved in the development process involving problem statements and making the necessary changes per the company's requirements.

I use the solution for some government-related purposes in Korea.

All custom web applications are developed as Enterprise Applications deployed to Oracle Cloud. I have worked with Java/JEE technologies for more than 18 years. Moving to Cloud has addressed a lot of major concerns related to performance, security, deployments, support.

Demoing. Two CPUs, 16GB memory.

We have a Spring Framework-based web API application for a telco. This application communicates with company's ESB, it has its own Oracle Database, and runs on Oracle WebLogic Server.

Our primary use cases include:

• deployment of the Java EE applications on a scalable cloud environment
• leveraging the built-in DevOps capability for managing the application lifecycle
• quick provisioning of environment (non-production), on an as-needed basis.

The primary use case for Oracle Java Cloud Service was to increase the productivity of developers and project managers by leveraging the agility of cloud.

We are running different applications with different development technology on Oracle Java Cloud Service.

As for technologies, we are running both Oracle Forms applications and Oracle ADF applications on Oracle JCS. These applications are human resources management systems, accounting, portfolio management systems, and document management systems. All these systems are developed in-house and all of them are integrated with Oracle Documents Cloud Service in a way that the documents are linked to the database records and the user can access the document related to the transaction.

My primary use case for OJCS includes Java EE applications and ADF web sites on Weblogic Server running on cloud. They have added advantage of high availability and cloud-level security. Further implementations of middleware integration can be accomplished using Oracle SOA CS or Integration Cloud Service.