View this message in a Web browser   Forward to a Friend For you this week: Get a first look at how developers and other IT pros are using the Always Free autonomous database. Then learn what FedRAMP clearance for Oracle data centers means for federal agencies, and check out how a UK grocer finds smiling faces to “clean up on aisle 5.” — Jeff Erickson, Oracle  4 Ways Developers Are Using Free Oracle Databases Heli Helskyaho is a database and data modeling expert in Finland who wants to use the Always Free Oracle Autonomous Database as a way to try new things and sell new ideas such as machine learning in her company—without having to shell out cash up front for the on-premises database option. Three more developers talk about the advantages of Always Free. Oracle Brings Next-Gen Cloud Infrastructure to US Government Two new cloud data center complexes, one outside Washington, DC, and one in Phoenix, Arizona, have met strenuous US FedRAMP as well as Department of Defense requirements. How does this help federal agencies build on the cloud? How a Grocer Finds Workers Willing to ‘Do It All’ with a Smile Britain’s Co-op food stores need to find friendly, qualified staff to fill nearly 20,000 additional jobs each year. So handmade “help wanted” posters in store windows have been replaced by Oracle Cloud solutions, including an Oracle Taleo Recruiting module. And the results have been dramatic, including an offer acceptance rate of 98%. How Oracle Kept Server Apps Running During Patching When a microprocessor vulnerability rocked the tech industry last year, companies scrambled to patch nearly every server they had. Oracle was able to patch the operating system on about 1.5 million Linux-based servers in just four hours, without taking down the applications the servers were running. It did the job using its own automation technology, which is at the heart of Oracle Autonomous Linux .   Tech Dive: REST-Enabling Oracle Machine Learning Models One of the biggest challenges of working with machine learning projects is putting the models into production. With RESTful services, in-database machine learning models can be made available to the developers of production applications, no matter what programming language or development tools they use. Here, walk through the steps. Get Started Build, Test, and Deploy Applications on Oracle Cloud—for Free Video: Introducing Oracle Cloud Free Tier Guidebook: Connecting Finance & Human Resources in Oracle Cloud Events Oracle Modern CX Summit November–December | various locations Register Oracle Modern Cloud Day November–March | various locations Register Oracle Modern Business Summit November–December | various locations Register Oracle OpenWorld  January 14–15, 2020 | Dubai February 12–13, 2020 | London April 21–22, 2020 | Singapore June 17–18, 2020 | São Paulo Register Modern Business Experience 2020 March 23–26, 2020 | Chicago Register Get Cloud Leader newsletter every week. Subscribe Stay Connected

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