INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE

• Oracle Corporation is a multinational computer

technology company specializing in enterprise
software, computer hardware, and cloud
computing services.

• Renowned for its robust database management

systems and cloud infrastructure solutions.

• Offers a wide range of software applications

used by businesses worldwide.
 BRIEF HISTORY OF ORACLE
• 1977: Founded by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner,
and Ed Oates
• 1979: Release of Oracle Version 2
• 1982: Renamed and growth of RDBMS
• 1986: IPO
• 1990s: Expansion and new products
• 2000s: Major acquisitions and product
expansion
• 2010s: Cloud transformation
 ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE
• Enterprise software is designed to help large
organizations manage and streamline their
operations.

• It helps organizations run efficiently by

automating tasks, managing data, and
facilitating communication across different
departments.
 EXAMPLE FOR ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE

Salesforce at Coca-Cola:
• Salesforce is a cloud-based Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) platform. It helps companies
manage customer interactions, sales, and data

• With Salesforce, Coca-Cola enhanced its ability to

manage customer relationships, improved response
times to customer inquiries, and gained valuable
insights into sales trends and customer preferences.
 CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES

• Cloud computing is using the internet to access and

store data, applications, and services instead of using
a computer's hard drive.

EXAMPLE
• Online Photo Storage service like Google Photos.
• Netflix Using Amazon Web Services (AWS)
 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

• A DBMS is software that allows users to

create, manage, and manipulate databases.

• Used to efficiently store, retrieve, and

manage data in databases.
 EXAMPLE FOR DBMS

Amazon Using Oracle Database:

• Amazon needed a robust and scalable
database system to handle vast amounts
of product data, customer information,
and transaction records.

• So, they implemented Oracle

Database, a powerful RDBMS, to
manage its e-commerce operations.
ORACLE PRODUCTS
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 JAVA – OWNED BY ORACLE
• Java is a high-level, versatile programming
language used for building applications across
various platforms.

• Over billions of applications are running in java

worldwide.

• Leading companies such as Spotify, Twitter and

government organization like NASA use Java for
their web applications.
 MYSQL – OWNED BY ORACLE

• MySQL is an open-source relational

database management system
(RDBMS) that uses SQL for managing
and querying data.

• Social media platforms like

Facebook, Twitter and YouTube rely
on mysql for database management
 WHAT IS CLOUD COMPUTING?
• Instead of owning and maintaining your own computer hardware and software, you
use resources provided by a third party over the internet.
• These resources can range from simple storage to complex computing power.

Examples of cloud computing:

• Email: Gmail, Outlook
• Office Suites: Google Docs, Microsoft 365
• Video Streaming: Netflix, YouTube
• Online Gaming: Many online games rely on cloud servers.
 BENEFITS OF CLOUD COMPUTING
• Cost-Effective: Pay-per-use, reduced IT expenses
• Scalable: Flexible resource allocation, rapid growth
• Accessible: Remote access, disaster recovery
• Fast & Agile: Faster time-to-market, improved
collaboration
• Secure: Enhanced data protection, regular updates
• Innovative: Focus on core business, access to new
technologies
• Eco-Friendly: Reduced energy consumption, smaller
footprint
 ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE(OCI)

• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is a cloud computing

platform offered by Oracle.

• It provides a wide range of services, including compute,

storage, networking, database, and more.

• Think of it as a virtual data center where you can rent

computing resources like servers, storage, and software
without having to manage the physical hardware
CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE PLATFORM
OCI ARCHITECTURE
 OCI ARCHITECTURE REGION

AD 1
• Regions: Geographic areas with multiple data centers
(e.g., US East, US West). FD 1 FD 2

• Availability Domains (ADs): Isolated data centers

within a region with independent power, cooling, and
networking (e.g., AD-1, AD-2). AD 2

FD 1 FD 2
• Fault Domains (FDs): Hardware and infrastructure
groups within an AD for resource isolation (e.g., FD-1,
FD-2, FD-3).
 CLOUD COMPUTING MODELS

• Three primary cloud models:

– Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
– Platform as a Service (PaaS)
– Software as a Service (SaaS)

• Each model offers different levels of control,

flexibility, and management responsibility.
 IaaS - Scalable Infrastructure on Demand
• Provides virtualized computing resources over the
internet.
• Users manage OS, applications, and data; providers
manage hardware and networking.
• Common use cases:
– Hosting virtual machines
– Scalable storage solutions
– Disaster recovery solutions
• Examples: Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure VMs,
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Compute
 PaaS - Simplifying Development & Deployment

• Provides a complete development and deployment

environment.
• Users focus on building applications; the provider
manages underlying infrastructure.
• Common use cases:
– Application development & deployment
– API management
– Database management
• Examples: Oracle APEX, Google App Engine,
Microsoft Azure App Services
 SaaS - Ready-to-Use Applications on the Cloud

• Delivers software applications over the internet on a

subscription basis.
• Users only interact with the application; providers
manage everything else.
• Common use cases:
– Email & collaboration tools
– CRM & ERP systems
– File storage & sharing
• Examples: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Oracle
NetSuite
 ORACLE CLOUD SERVICES

• Compute Services
• Storage Services
• Networking Services
• Database Services
• Security Services
• Developer Services
• Observability and Management Services
 COMPUTING SERVICES

COMPUTE INSTANCES – Run applications, workloads

and services in cloud

• Virtual Machines (VMs): Virtualized computing

environments that run applications on shared physical
hardware. Ideal for standard workloads.

• Bare Metal Instances: Physical servers with dedicated

resources, offering high performance and security for
demanding applications.
STORAGE SERVICES: DATA AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

• Block Storage: Persistent disk volumes for VMs and

bare metal instances, used for databases and critical
applications requiring low-latency access.

• Object Storage: Scalable, durable storage for

unstructured data like backups, archives, and
multimedia content.

• File Storage: Shared file systems for cloud-based

applications, enabling multiple instances to access the
same data concurrently.
NETWORKING SERVICES: CONNECTING YOUR WORLD

• Virtual Cloud Networks (VCNs): Private networks within

the cloud that provide isolation and control over your cloud
resources.
• Subnets: Segmented networks within VCNs, dividing
resources into different zones for better management and
security.
• Internet Gateway: A gateway that enables internet
connectivity for resources within a VCN, facilitating inbound
and outbound traffic.
• Load Balancing: Distributes incoming traffic across multiple
instances to ensure high availability and reliability of
applications.
 DATABASE SERVICES: YOUR DATA'S HOME
• Oracle Autonomous Database: A self-managing
database service that automates patching, scaling, and
tuning, allowing you to focus on application
development.

• Oracle Database Cloud Service: Offers full control

over Oracle databases on VMs or bare metal, providing
flexibility and performance for enterprise workloads.

• MySQL Database Service: A fully managed MySQL

service for web, mobile, and cloud applications.
SECURITY SERVICES: PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS

Security is a top priority in Oracle Cloud, with comprehensive

services to safeguard your resources
Identity and Access Management (IAM): Manages user
identities and enforces access controls across your cloud
resources.
Data Encryption: Encrypts data at rest and in transit,
ensuring data confidentiality and integrity.
Web Application Firewall (WAF): Protects web applications
from threats like SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS)
attacks.
DEVELOPER SERVICES: BUILDING APPLICATIONS

Oracle Cloud provides tools and platforms for developers to build,

deploy, and manage applications efficiently

• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) DevOps: Streamlines CI/CD

processes, enabling automated software delivery with integrated
tools for version control, build, and deployment.
• Oracle Functions: A serverless platform that allows you to build
and run event-driven applications without managing infrastructure.
• Oracle API Gateway: Manages, secures, and scales API requests,
enabling seamless integration with other services and applications.
 OBSERVABILITY AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES:
KEEPING TRACK
Monitoring and managing cloud resources is crucial for
performance and reliability
• Oracle Cloud Monitoring: Provides real-time metrics and
logs to monitor the health and performance of cloud
resources.
• Oracle Logging Analytics: Analyzes logs from various
sources, offering insights into system performance and
identifying issues.
• Oracle Application Performance Monitoring (APM):
Monitors application performance, providing visibility into
user experiences and pinpointing bottlenecks.
 MULTICLOUD AND HYBRID CLOUD
Expanding Your Horizons
Oracle Cloud supports multicloud and hybrid cloud strategies,
allowing you to extend your cloud environment beyond Oracle's
infrastructure
• Oracle Cloud VMware Solution: Runs VMware workloads
natively on Oracle Cloud, facilitating a hybrid cloud setup
with seamless integration.
• Oracle Interconnect for Azure: Provides a private,
low-latency connection between Oracle Cloud and Microsoft
Azure, enabling multicloud deployments.
• Oracle Cloud@Customer: Brings Oracle Cloud services into
your data center, offering the flexibility of the cloud while
meeting data residency and regulatory requirements.
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