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A few months ago, I had published what I liked to call a "One-Pager" of Oracle's Cloud Offerings. While it is hard to put everything on one-slide, especially with a large variety of products, I have tried to cover the basics, at this level of detail. I may have to develop a second view that drills deeper from say "Platform Products"
This is a revised diagram based on feedback:
1. Re-Branding of Solaris LDOM's as Oracle VM Server for SPARC.
2. Categorization of Hypervisor/Non-Hypervisor based Solutions
3. Focus on Engineered Systems (ExaData and ExaLogic)
4. Addition of Desktop Solutions
5. Focus on Tiers vs. As-a-Service
Disclaimer.Oracle Open World 2011 is around the corner (October 2nd) and historically this is full of Product Launches, New Roadmaps and Updates. So this may need to be updated and revised. The goal is to get my view current with Oracle Products available today.
A few months ago, I had published what I liked to call a "One-Pager" of Oracle's Cloud Offerings. While it is hard to put everything on one-slide, especially with a large variety of products, I have tried to cover the basics, at this level of detail. I may have to develop a second view that drills deeper from say "Platform Products"
This is a revised diagram based on feedback:
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1. Re-Branding of Solaris LDOM's as Oracle VM Server for SPARC.
2. Categorization of Hypervisor/Non-Hypervisor based Solutions
3. Focus on Engineered Systems (ExaData and ExaLogic)
4. Addition of Desktop Solutions
5. Focus on Tiers vs. As-a-Service
Disclaimer.Oracle Open World 2011 is around the corner (October 2nd) and historically this is full of Product Launches, New Roadmaps and Updates. So this may need to be updated and revised. The goal is to get my view current with Oracle Products available today.
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