Oracle PaaS Offerings on OCI

Oracle PaaS Offerings on OCI
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This post covers various Oracle PaaS Offerings as of June 2018 on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

Note: OCI is offering from of IaaS Service model (other 2 Cloud Service models are SaaS & PaaS), where OCI is re-branding of Bare Metal Cloud Service (BMCS).

Oracle PaaS Offerings on OCI:

1.JCS: Java Cloud Service ( consists of WebLogic, Coherence & OTD on Cloud as PaaS offering)

2. DBCS: Database Cloud Service (Oracle Database on Oracle Cloud as PaaS offering). Check more on DBCS Offerings & Certification Exam for DBAs on Cloud (1Z0-160), check here and here

3. BDCS: Oracle Big Data Cloud Service Compute Edition (Apache Hadoop & Apache Spark)

4. DHCS: Data Hub Cloud Service : No SQL Database for Native Cloud Applications

5. Oracle MySQL Cloud Service: MySQL Server

6. EHCS: Oracle Event Hub Cloud Service ( Apache Kafka )

7. SOA CS: Oracle SOA Cloud Service, deploying Oracle SOA on Cloud as PaaS offering

8. ACCS: Application Container Cloud Service: Container Development Environment running NodeJS, Java, PHP, NoSql, Python, Ruby, Go, .NET Applications

9. ADWC: Oracle Autonomous Dataware House Cloud Service

10. AVBCS: Oracle Autonomous Visual Builder Cloud Service to create web and mobile application development environment using visual builder using browser

11. AICS – Oracle Autonomous Integration Cloud Service for Integrating On-Premise and SaaS-based Cloud Applications

12. AACS – Autonomous Analytics Cloud Service, Analytics Solution in the Cloud

Note: If you are new to OCI, then join our FREE 90 Minutes Masterclass on getting started with Oracle Cloud (OCI) for Architects What, Why & How.

Check how one of the above services like Java Cloud Service (JCS be deployed on OCI) – watch from 2:15

What’s updated for PaaS on OCI in May 2018

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I started my IT career in 2000 as an Oracle DBA/Apps DBA. The first few years were tough (<$100/month), with very little growth. In 2004, I moved to the UK. After working really hard, I landed a job that paid me £2700 per month. In February 2005, I saw a job that was £450 per day, which was nearly 4 times of my then salary.