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Oracle Cloud : An Introduction

March 6, 2012

You might have heard / read about cloud.oracle.com , Oracle’s newest offering to host your apps in cloud infrastructure. Here are some high level points for you to consider before deciding to use this cool service:

Infrastructure Provided:

WebLogic 11g
Data Cloud Services (Oracle)
Clustering
Directory Services
SSO
Deploy directly from Eclipse / JDeveloper
Monitor

Architecture: http://cloud.oracle.com/mycloud/f?p=service:architecture:0

What can be hosted?

Java / J2EE Apps (WAR / EAR)
Frameworks: ADF, Spring, Hibernate etc.,
Web Services (Only Inbound as of now)

Skills Needed

Development : Java / J2EE
Web Logic Administration

What Is Available already?

Oracle Fusion CRM
Oracle HCM
Oracle Social Network
More to come!

Cool, How do I register?

Here is the link : http://cloud.oracle.com/mycloud/f?p=service:sign_in:0::::P102_NEXT_APP,P102_NEXT_PAGE,P102_NEXT_ITEM,P102_NEXT_VALUE:service2,notify_me

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