Thursday, October 6, 2011

Oracle opened its own cloud

Oracle opened its own cloud

On his Exadata and Oracle Exalogic machines will operate in its own future public cloud installation. The chief executive Larry Ellison, in his keynote address announced on the House Open World conference. He did not spare his swipes against the Salesforce CRM vendor to offer its software for years as a cloud service.


In his keynote address, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison did not spare his swipes at rivals Salesforce.
 
The rival set of customer data and risks to the contractor binds his own technique - which is "sticky as a fly trap," it said in a slide presentation. Prior to Ellison's keynote Oracle had "postponed" the announcement speech of Salesforce Chief Marc Benioff. This gave his speech (video) unceremoniously in a hotel near the venue.

With its cloud offering poaches Oracle among others in Salesforce climes: The services include its own "Fusion CRM" (Customer Relationship Management). There are also "Fusion HCM" (Human Capital Management), a social network as well as Java and database offerings. Since only "industry standards" came into play - which includes Ellison's own products - kept the public cloud applications in both the cloud and in their own companies operate without modification.

Stand each customer a dedicated virtual machine instances and databases. Also, according to Ellison, there is a difference with Salesforce technology to share in several instances, users ("multi-tenancy"). Prices for the services of Oracle has not yet been named. There will be subscriptions for one month, thereby leaving themselves acquire each product, regardless of others.

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