Oracle cloud environment architecture orientation

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This document provides an overview of Oracle's cloud environment architecture and services. It discusses concepts like parallel processing, distributed computing, and clusters. It describes Oracle's private, public and hybrid cloud models. It also lists many of Oracle's cloud services and discusses advantages and disadvantages of public versus on-premises cloud models.

Oracle Cloud Environment
Architecture Orientation

Agenda
 Concepts
 Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture
 Oracle Private, Public and Hybrid Cloud
 Oracle Cloud Services List
 Cloud Advantages and Disadvantages
 Oracle Cloud Team Structure

Concepts
Parallel Processing:
 The processing of program instructions by dividing them among multiple
processors with the objective of running a program in less time.
 Multi Processors / Same Device

Concepts
Distributed Computing:
 A distributed system is a model in which components located on networked
computers communicate and coordinate their actions by passing messages.
 SOA Apps.

Concepts
Cluster:
 High speed network & normal speed computers
HW1 HW2NW
OS1 OS2
Cluster Middleware
SW

Concepts
Cloud:
 Internet-based computing provides shared computers (Data Storage or
Processing).
 Private, Public, Hybrid

Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture
SaaS Fusion Modules, Rightnow, POS, Calendar
PaaS App Server, SOA, BPM, DB
IaaS OS ,VM, Super Cluster, CPU, Storage, NW

Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture
PaaS
IaaS
IaaS
Oracle Fusion Apps.
SOACS=>SOA &OSB
CCS
DBC
S
SC
S
PCS
JCS
JCS-SX
ICS

 Notes:
1- SOA CS and PCS don’t need JCS
2- To develop an Oracle BPM App you got options
- buy JCS and BPM Suite license then extend JCS with BPM lib. Then deploy
your App.
-buy PCS and use it to develop, test and deploy.
3- you can do so to SOA Apps
- buy JCS and SOA Suite license then extend JCS with SOA lib. Then deploy
your App.
-buy SOA CS and use it to deploy.
Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture

 Oracle Compute Cloud Service
 Oracle Compute Cloud Service – Dedicated Compute
 Oracle Database Cloud Service
 Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service
 Oracle Java Cloud Service
 Oracle Big Data Cloud Service - Starter Pack - 3 Nodes
 Oracle Big Data Discovery Cloud Service
 Oracle SOA Suite Cloud Service
 Oracle API Manager Cloud Service
 Oracle Managed File Transfer Cloud Service
 Oracle Golden Gate Cloud Service
 Oracle Container Cloud Service
 SPARC on Compute Cloud Service
 Oracle Application Container Cloud Service
 Oracle Data Integrator Cloud Service
Oracle Cloud Services List

Oracle Cloud Services List
 Oracle WebCenter Portal Cloud Service
 Oracle Ravello Cloud Service
 Oracle Event Hub Cloud Service
 Oracle Big Data Cloud Service – Compute Edition
 Oracle MySQL Cloud Service
 Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service – Enterprise
 Oracle Internet of Things Production Monitoring Cloud Service
 Oracle Internet of Things Asset Monitoring Cloud Service
 Oracle Analytics Cloud
 Oracle Public Cloud Machine
 Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Machine
 Oracle Big Data Cloud Machine
 Oracle ZS5 Storage Public Cloud Machine
 Oracle Bare Metal Cloud Compute Service

Advantages And Disadvantages
Public Cloud Disadvantages :
 1- Greater cost over time.
 2- Hard Integration
On-Premsise Advantages:
 1- Lower Cost over Time
 2- Easy in Integration

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Oracle cloud environment architecture orientation

1. Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture Orientation

2. Agenda  Concepts  Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture  Oracle Private, Public and Hybrid Cloud  Oracle Cloud Services List  Cloud Advantages and Disadvantages  Oracle Cloud Team Structure

3. Concepts Parallel Processing:  The processing of program instructions by dividing them among multiple processors with the objective of running a program in less time.  Multi Processors / Same Device

4. Concepts Distributed Computing:  A distributed system is a model in which components located on networked computers communicate and coordinate their actions by passing messages.  SOA Apps.

5. Concepts Cluster:  High speed network & normal speed computers HW1 HW2NW OS1 OS2 Cluster Middleware SW

6. Concepts Cloud:  Internet-based computing provides shared computers (Data Storage or Processing).  Private, Public, Hybrid

7. Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture SaaS Fusion Modules, Rightnow, POS, Calendar PaaS App Server, SOA, BPM, DB IaaS OS ,VM, Super Cluster, CPU, Storage, NW

8. Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture PaaS IaaS IaaS Oracle Fusion Apps. SOACS=>SOA &OSB CCS DBC S SC S PCS JCS JCS-SX ICS

9.  Notes: 1- SOA CS and PCS don’t need JCS 2- To develop an Oracle BPM App you got options - buy JCS and BPM Suite license then extend JCS with BPM lib. Then deploy your App. -buy PCS and use it to develop, test and deploy. 3- you can do so to SOA Apps - buy JCS and SOA Suite license then extend JCS with SOA lib. Then deploy your App. -buy SOA CS and use it to deploy. Oracle Cloud Environment Architecture

10. Oracle Private, Hybrid and Public Cloud

11. Oracle Private, Hybrid and Public Cloud

12.  Oracle Compute Cloud Service  Oracle Compute Cloud Service – Dedicated Compute  Oracle Database Cloud Service  Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service  Oracle Java Cloud Service  Oracle Big Data Cloud Service - Starter Pack - 3 Nodes  Oracle Big Data Discovery Cloud Service  Oracle SOA Suite Cloud Service  Oracle API Manager Cloud Service  Oracle Managed File Transfer Cloud Service  Oracle Golden Gate Cloud Service  Oracle Container Cloud Service  SPARC on Compute Cloud Service  Oracle Application Container Cloud Service  Oracle Data Integrator Cloud Service Oracle Cloud Services List

13. Oracle Cloud Services List  Oracle WebCenter Portal Cloud Service  Oracle Ravello Cloud Service  Oracle Event Hub Cloud Service  Oracle Big Data Cloud Service – Compute Edition  Oracle MySQL Cloud Service  Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service – Enterprise  Oracle Internet of Things Production Monitoring Cloud Service  Oracle Internet of Things Asset Monitoring Cloud Service  Oracle Analytics Cloud  Oracle Public Cloud Machine  Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Machine  Oracle Big Data Cloud Machine  Oracle ZS5 Storage Public Cloud Machine  Oracle Bare Metal Cloud Compute Service

14. Advantages And Disadvantages Public Cloud Disadvantages :  1- Greater cost over time.  2- Hard Integration On-Premsise Advantages:  1- Lower Cost over Time  2- Easy in Integration

16. Thanks By: Eng. Osama Abdullah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/osama-abdullah-239856b0/

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