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The document discusses building scalable, multi-language and multi-provider architectures using serverless and FaaS. It notes that the development and timing of Oracle product features and functionality described are at Oracle's sole discretion. It then provides an example demo of a serverless application that books flights, hotels, cars and sends emails using functions that interact with different providers.

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Crie arquiteturas escaláveis, multi-language
e multi-providers com serverless e FaaS
Elder Moraes
Cloud Evangelist
Oracle
Julho, 2018

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Demo Time!!!

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FLIGHT PROVIDER
book
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HOTEL PROVIDER
book
cancel
CAR RENTAL
PROVIDER
book
cancel
EMAIL PROVIDER
send
Flight booking fn
Flight cancellation fn
Hotel booking fn
Hotel cancellation fn
Car booking fn
Car cancellation fn
Email sending fn
Trip booking fn

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