Modern application development with REST Data Services
summary
Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) exposes Oracle Database over HTTPS with JSON, Spatial and analytic access, plus 500+ management endpoints for tasks like kicking off Data Pump. The demo uses an Autonomous Database free tier, SQL Developer Web to import a CSV, REST-enables a table and a PL/SQL procedure with Auto REST one-API call, then builds a Flask frontend that calls those endpoints and returns counts (e.g., “Lucy has 2 dogs”). Authentication uses bearer tokens and ORDS role/privilege mappings; the end-to-end demo runs successfully.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to ORDS
- 2:14Core features and benefits
- 9:48Setting up the environment
- 20:02Creating and testing APIs
- 26:43Security and conclusion
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