Cloud management

What are the Key Features of Oracle Compute Cloud Service?

Oracle Compute Cloud Service is an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud solution that provides on-demand, rapidly scalable computing infrastructure and resources in the public cloud domain. The solution provided are secure, cost-effective, highly reliable, and you pay as you need. There are various IaaS offerings under this service such as Compute, Dedicated Compute, and SPARC Model 300. […]

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Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the most popular cloud computing services available today. AWS was launched in 2006 as a subsidiary of Amazon Inc. as an on-demand cloud computing platform. AWS provides a wide range of cloud computing infrastructure such as support for application interfaces, bandwidth allocation, and near unlimited […]

Cloud management

AWS vs. Oracle Cloud: SLA

This is the last of a 4-post blog series comparing Amazon Web Services (AWS) vs. Oracle Cloud. In this post, we discuss the Service-Level Agreement (SLA) provided by each vendor, and share key takeaways from the blog series. Service Level Agreement Service Level Agreement (SLA) is an umbrella concept that some people tend to attach meaningless business […]

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AWS vs. Oracle Cloud: Pricing

Amazon vs. Oracle Cloud: Virtual Machine Pricing This is the second of a 4-post series comparing Amazon Web Services (AWS) vs. Oracle Cloud.  In this post, we look at the prices for virtual machines at each vendor. Calculating Cloud Pricing: No Easy Fete Calculating how much Amazon cloud services cost is so difficult that one person even wrote a […]

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AWS vs. Oracle Cloud: Interface

This is the third of a 4-post series comparing Amazon Web Services (AWS) vs. Oracle Cloud.  In this post, we compare the interfaces of each vendor. To write this review, we gave both Oracle and Amazon a trial run by signing up for accounts on both sites. Amazon has a graphical interface, as does Oracle.  And both provide API […]

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