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What is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is Oracles's infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform which combines the utility of public cloud with the granular control, security, and predictability of on-premises infrastructure.
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Low Cost, High Performance Cloud Platform.
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: A Diamond in the Rough
Cost effective cloud infrastructure platform!
A cost affective way to start cloud journey!
Great Cloud Alternative from a legacy software powerhouse!
Scalable, sturdy database infra
Highly Underrated Cloud Service Provider
A great cloud services provider to maintain redundancy
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- Security controls (110)8.383%
- Service-level Agreement (SLA) uptime (111)8.282%
- Dynamic scaling (110)8.080%
- Monitoring tools (109)7.878%
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What is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is Oracles's infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform which combines the utility of public cloud with the granular control, security, and predictability of on-premises infrastructure.
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Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
IaaS provides the basic building blocks for an IT infrastructure like servers, storage, and networking, in an on-demand model over the Internet
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The service uptime as a percentage defined in the SLA
- 8Dynamic scaling(110) Ratings
Ease of scaling up or down in response to customer needs
- 7.9Elastic load balancing(103) Ratings
Automatic balancing and distribution of resources across multiple virtual computers
- 7.3Pre-configured templates(101) Ratings
Pre-defined templates for virtual machines
- 7.8Monitoring tools(109) Ratings
Monitoring tools provide alerts when problems are detected
- 7.4Pre-defined machine images(98) Ratings
Range of different server configurations available
- 7.6Operating system support(109) Ratings
Range of operating systems available as pre-configured images
- 8.3Security controls(110) Ratings
Compliance with security protocols like SSL and AES
- 7.8Automation(75) Ratings
Automation of administrative tasks
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What is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?
Solutions from containers to VMware to AI, offered through a common set of 100+ services in each OCI region, across clouds, or in a data center with consistent pricing worldwide. OCI can be used to migrate, modernize, build, and scale all workloads, including existing and new applications and data platforms.
Users can develop intelligent applications with a choice of open-source tools, such as Java, the programming language for cloud native development, and MySQL, the world’s most popular open-source database. Oracle boasts a strong commitment to the open-source community and directly support Hadoop, Kubernetes, Linux, and Python.
OCI spans 46 interconnected commercial and government cloud regions across the globe. For increased support of customer cloud strategies, Oracle Cloud also offers a full suite of Oracle Cloud Applications and direct interconnection with Microsoft Azure.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Features
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) Features
- Supported: Service-level Agreement (SLA) uptime
- Supported: Dynamic scaling
- Supported: Elastic load balancing
- Supported: Pre-configured templates
- Supported: Monitoring tools
- Supported: Pre-defined machine images
- Supported: Operating system support
- Supported: Security controls
- Supported: Automation
Additional Features
- Supported: Application Development
- Supported: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
- Supported: Analytics
- Supported: Big Data
- Supported: Developer Services
- Supported: Containers and Functions
- Supported: Data Lake
- Supported: Database Platform
- Supported: Database Services
- Supported: Distributed Cloud
- Supported: Integration Services
- Supported: Open Source Databases
- Supported: Security Services
- Supported: Storage Services
- Supported: VMware
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Integrations
- Microsoft Azure
- VMware
- Oracle Applications
- SAP
- AWS
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Technical Details
Deployment Types | On-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Windows, Linux |
Mobile Application | Apple iOS, Android |
Supported Languages | Arabic, Chinesea, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai |
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- 9Availability1 rating
- 7.7Performance3 ratings
- 7.6Usability13 ratings
- 8.4Support Rating17 ratings
- 9.1Online Training2 ratings
- 9.1In-Person Training2 ratings
- 9.1Implementation Rating2 ratings
- 8Configurability1 rating
- 7Product Scalability1 rating
- 7Ease of integration1 rating
- 8Vendor pre-sale1 rating
- 8Vendor post-sale1 rating
- 7.3Oracle Implementation Satisfaction8 ratings
- 7.8Oracle University Experience19 ratings
- 8Professional Services5 ratings
- 7.3Contract Terms and Pricing Model9 ratings
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(1-22 of 22)Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Review
- Database Management is really easy
- It is good for large amount of data
- It has a good backup and failover policies
- Its Pricing is bit high
- Knowledge is required to work on it
It is less suited for small-sized data requirements as the cost to output is low.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Review
- Low on Cost
- Easy to use
- Right scaling is convenient
- Convenient to operate Managed Services
- Security aspects
- User Experience is not great
- At times face downtime while loading the windows
My honest review of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- High Scalability.
- Good Security.
- Top notch performance.
- Good manageability.
- Support needs improvement.
- It’s not east to integrate.
- Documentation is little hard to understand.
Cost effective cloud infrastructure platform!
- High-performance workload execution and management.
- Application load balancing and scale options.
- Flexible and low total cost of ownership.
- Documentation is sometimes not up to date and requires professional services to set things straight.
- Better cost management support - Continued automation in this area will be beneficial.
- Support an overhaul of issue submission and tracking - Operational aspects.
Great Cloud Alternative from a legacy software powerhouse!
- The auto-scaling feature in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is extremely useful during sudden spikes in volumes being processed. The load balancer works seamlessly and is easy to set up.
- Data storage and security.
- Monitoring dashboard.
- Global footprint is lacking as compared to competitors.
- Integration with more cloud solutions needed(e.g. AWS).
- Support is lacking a bit: slow response and lack of a wide community to help resolve issues.
See how Oracle Cloud Infrastructure ease my problem
- Socket Connections
- Devops deployment
- Source code management
- Load Balancers
- Logging
- The user interface is not too good, It has bandwidht to improvement.
- Loading of the Logs is little bit slower
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is little bit costly as compair to others
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure from Support Side.
- Workshop environments for personal training.
- Customer infrastructure for Oracle database systems.
- Fusion middleware environments.
- DRP Environments for on-premise.
- Networking configurations.
- Oracle RAC DB systems deployment wizard.
- Oracle OCI cloud SHELL.
- Delivery message for free tier.
Oracle OCI services utilization & future
- optimize for Oracle workloads
- low price cost
- get good support for app development
- more integration features with other cloud services
- complicated configurations
- less knowledge posts on OCI to search when facing issues
Great for large companies, reporting could improve.
- Speedy loading.
- Helpful hints.
- Easy storage.
- Autonomous guiding is more user-friendly. The setup is kind of complicated but the use afterward could be cleaned up.
- Custom application database usage could be more accessible.
- Security for applications to improve or update frequently. Lots of breaches and changes lately with data protection.
- love the oci console , its very simple to use than before.
- oci rewards system is pretty interesting.
- oci security much better than other OEM's.
- Though the navigation has been simplified a lot I believe it can be simplified more just like AWS.
- cost details analysis gets delayed sometimes. This needs to settle.
- More insights on offerings of different services provided in OCI
- Superior Performance
- Built in security
- High Availability
- Powerful Developer tools and Built in APIs
- Services
- Integration with Services
- More Products compared to competitiors
- Better Pricing
Stellar Uptime and Unexpected Datacenter Regions, You Should Give Oracle Cloud a Try!
- Exists in unusual countries/regions, this is a big advantage
- Data center uptime is excellent, in almost 3 years, it never went down, not even once
- Performance is also great, we never experienced performance issues with the resources provided
- Simplicity, the admin portal is difficult to use
- Pricing/Billing details, it was difficult for us to understand the billing model
- Pricing Cost Estimator is also exceedingly difficult to understand/relate, overall, it is hard to know how much something will cost on Oracle Cloud
OCI changed the cloud infrastructure game
- Load balancer as a service
- Dynamic OCPU Auto Provisioning
- Integration with VMWare
- Network layout
- Improve integration with other hypervisors, apart from VMWare
- Expand list of supported Operating Systems
OCI makes IT tasks easy
- Oracle Autonomous Database
- Storage performance
- Logging
- Network peering should support more then 20 peers.
- Less maintenance on VPN
- Load Balancers could have more features
Flexible Cloud Data Storage and Management Package
- Easy data management on cloud
- Securing our database
- Easy data analytics
- Operations reporting
- The interface setting when getting started
- Virtual machine hosting capability
- The ability to match data
One cloud solution for all your needs
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure on-demand services like dedicated instance on-demand, provisioning of new resources as per the demand of business or load on the application goes up is quite handy and easy to implement. The documentation part of how to set up quite easy to understand and implement.
The use of autoscaling group to automate the entire infrastructure is quite extraordinary feature and also avoid any kind of human errors and manual intervention.
- Oracle Cloud support is quite good and proactive in terms of any kind of queries or issues.
- Response time is quite and resolution provided them is satisfactory.
- When it comes to the pricing, Oracle Cloud is quite cheap as compare to other cloud providers in the market.
- Navigation of resources in Oracle console is quite easy and not at all messy. User interface is quite human friendly.
- Integration document with other tools can help us better understanding.
- Documentation for the provisioning of resources could be better with examples.
- Adding feature of routing like aws route 53 can be really helpful.
Setting up resources is quite easy and do comes with lot of tutorial vides on case you have problem at any step during provisioning. Documentation part is really well indexed and easy to navigate giving you in depth information about everything.
Champion Cloud - Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
- Real time dynamic dashboard (Oracle Managed Cloud dashboard) in order to monitor your SLAs (Service Level Agreements) various graphs / charts given in a widget for various features like Monitoring Application Server health, Database Server health checks.
- The paramount is AUTO-SCALING feature in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, during Black Friday and Cyber Monday we noticed huge volumes of request incoming which resulted in customer on-boarding without any Dollar loss. The Load Balancer up-scaled implicitly. At any given point of time the elasticity of the resources can be easily extended.
- Managed services like Data guard makes the DB most reliable.
- OCI global foot print having 21 OCI Regions live across the globe, single AD regions sooner should have with multiple ADs (Availability Domains).
Huge volumes of request/data is easily handled with oracle cloud and the availability of Green/Blue Application Server Clusters
always standby ensures the reliablity of connection.
Easy Migration, Reduced Costs
- Easy and cost effective for customers to migrate on-premises Oracle applications to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure reduced overhead and operational costs, investments in hardware, and associated maintenance
- Run large workloads at scale without a jump in pricing
- Ability to scale to provide as much (or as little) compute power and storage as you require
- Existing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure components are not enough to implement all cloud solutions
- UI navigation needs improvement
- The user interface has glitches and needs tags to be added to create services
- Integration with other tools or cloud solutions is not straightforward or not available
- Load balancing capability has limited functionality
If you have a combination of Oracle and other applications with heavy or low usage, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure might not help you or involve lots of initial gaps until Oracle Cloud Infrastructure comes up with many more upgrades or features to connect.
Great for Oracle Database and SaaS; highly cost effective
Since JCS is Oracle's SaaS extension to reduce the complexity associated with deploying and maintaining enterprise Java applications, we decided to deploy in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to ensure a better and seamless vendor service
- Works well with Oracle's SaaS
- Oracle Cloud VMware Solution delivers the same VMware experience that enterprises have on premises
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure has cloud interoperability partnership with Microsoft Azure
- UI navigation needs some improvement
- Load balancing in OCI has limited functionality; it can be improved a lot
- Existing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure components are not enough to implement all cloud solutions
- Hassle-free patch updates.
- Provides an extra layer of security.
- We can opt to work with any of the Oracle products.
- Definitely there should be some UI improvements.
- File manipulation is complex.
- Not sure if we can consider implementing the bulk copy/move across the folders in Oracle Cloud.
Oracle leads the industry
- Ease of provisioning.
- Scalability to add CPUs or storage without depending on the infra team.
- Visual builder is a great tool for end-users.
- There are few limitations while extended file storage associated with database systems and is causing backup issues.
- Room for improvement on object-level cloning in the database.
Use PeopleSoft? Then look at Oracle OCI
- The only supported platform supported by PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Consistent and predictable performance
- Underlying technology design is built for resilience and performance.
- Visual network designer would assistant in ensuring configuration matches intended design.
- Automatic and seemless migration of VMs from OCI Classic to OCI would show that Oracle is taking cloud infrastructure service seriously.
- Better, faster support. Traditional methods of filing SRs date back to the 1980s. Online realitime chat with support that know what they're doing is critical.
- One click template image load from Oracle Cloud Marketplace is basic omission. It's available for oci-c but not oci.