Oracle parks its tanks on Amazon’s lawn

Stefan Mileschin · 15th July 2020, 08:16

Installs its servers in enterprise customers’ premises

Oracle has announced a package for enterprise customers which it says will give them the full benefits of the company’s public cloud services while retaining all their data on-premise.

Dubbed Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer, Oracle says that the service is touted as the industry’s first fully-managed cloud region that brings more than 50 cloud services that can run from customers’ own data centres.

For $500,000 per month, Oracle will install its hardware in customer’s data centres claiming that it will allow them high security and regulatory commitments to benefit from cloud-based software without migrating their data.

We would have thought that this is not really cloudy and is basically installing an old style leased data centre.

Oracle said that it solves a problem that big corporations using hybrid cloud configurations weren’t necessarily able to use all of the company’s cloud-based services due to incompatibility with their own hardware.
https://fudzilla.com/news/memory-and...-amazon-s-lawn

15th July 2020, 08:16	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,797	Oracle parks its tanks on Amazon’s lawn Installs its servers in enterprise customers’ premises Oracle has announced a package for enterprise customers which it says will give them the full benefits of the company’s public cloud services while retaining all their data on-premise. Dubbed Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer, Oracle says that the service is touted as the industry’s first fully-managed cloud region that brings more than 50 cloud services that can run from customers’ own data centres. For $500,000 per month, Oracle will install its hardware in customer’s data centres claiming that it will allow them high security and regulatory commitments to benefit from cloud-based software without migrating their data. We would have thought that this is not really cloudy and is basically installing an old style leased data centre. Oracle said that it solves a problem that big corporations using hybrid cloud configurations weren’t necessarily able to use all of the company’s cloud-based services due to incompatibility with their own hardware. https://fudzilla.com/news/memory-and...-amazon-s-lawn

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