How to run high-performance Kubernetes apps in the multicloud
Cloud services will account for virtually all data center traffic within the next three years. The evidence: Last year, a report from the Cisco Global Cloud Index predicted that 94 percent of workloads and instances will be processed by cloud data centers in 2021, while a 2017 IDC study showed that 87 percent of enterprises have deployed or plan […]
Financial Comparison of On-premises Cloud-first Options for Oracle Databases
Most large enterprise mission critical systems of record run on Oracle databases. Enterprise CIOs and CXOs have been struggling with the problem of how to bring a cloud-like operating model to core mission critical systems without major disruption to their businesses. This Wikibon research shows that Cloud-First Hybrid Architectures can solve this problem. For largely homogeneous Oracle workloads, the Oracle Cloud at Customer approach simplifies migration, lowers costs and improves availability more than alternatives, and is the best financial option.
Financial Comparison of On-premises Cloud-first Options for Oracle Databases
Most large enterprise mission critical systems of record run on Oracle databases. Enterprise CIOs and CXOs have been struggling with the problem of how to bring a cloud-like operating model to core mission critical systems without major disruption to their businesses. This Wikibon research shows that Cloud-First Hybrid Architectures can solve this problem. For largely homogeneous Oracle workloads, the Oracle Cloud at Customer approach simplifies migration, lowers costs and improves availability more than alternatives, and is the best financial option.
Financial Comparison of On-premises Cloud-first Options for Oracle Databases
Most large enterprise mission critical systems of record run on Oracle databases. Enterprise CIOs and CXOs have been struggling with the problem of how to bring a cloud-like operating model to core mission critical systems without major disruption to their businesses. This Wikibon research shows that Cloud-First Hybrid Architectures can solve this problem. For largely homogeneous Oracle workloads, the Oracle Cloud at Customer approach simplifies migration, lowers costs and improves availability more than alternatives, and is the best financial option.