Oracle企业私有云PaaS整体解决方案I.ppt

Over optimize Some level of hybrid solutoin that you are looking for Many of the major apps dedicated env Sames tools – provisioning and management and monitoring are the same tools? Dedicated hw versus shared hardware, that’s only 5% of the solution – 95% of the work is on the people People, Platform Operations ? Boxes ? matter of choice and preference Different chargeback model based on shared or private ? may pay more for shared environment. You as ops team, can accommodate. The trick is in the upper layers ? * * * * * * * This slide has animations/builds. So, what is Oracle’s overall cloud computing strategy? Our objectives are first to ensure that cloud computing is fully enterprise grade, that is, that is high performance, scalability, reliability, availability, security and standards-based for portability and interoperability. All the “ilities”… Secondly, we will support both public and private cloud computing in order to give customers choice. To accomplish this objectives, we have a 3-pronged strategy: [CLICK] First, we offer customers a growing number of SaaS applications. Oracle itself is a SaaS cloud provider. [CLICK] Second, we provide enabling technology to other cloud providers. We provide our enterprise grade software platform to other cloud providers to enable them to build, deploy and manage their cloud offerings. [CLICK] Third, we give customers the choice of deploying Oracle Technologies in either private clouds or public IaaS clouds (such as Amazon). [CLICK] We are a SaaS provider, but not a PaaS or IaaS provider at this time. * * So when we talk about cloud infrastructure, what are the key capabilities should it support? They are: Platform provisioning – Its important to support self service capability including automated platform provisioning. In addition its important to provide tenant isolation such that one tenant’s application does not impact another tenant’s application deployed on the same resource. User provisioning Dynamic sc