Driven
by strong customer demand, including more than 5,000 new Autonomous Database
trials in Q2 alone, Oracle has expanded its Autonomous Database capabilities to
help meet the needs of enterprise customers who want to move their most
mission-critical workloads to the cloud.
Juan
Loaiza, executive vice president, Mission-Critical Database Technologies,
Oracle says: “Autonomous Database Dedicated enables customers to easily transform
from manually-managed independent databases on-premises to a fully-autonomous
and isolated private database cloud within the Oracle Public Cloud. Our
Autonomous Database Dedicated service eliminates the concerns enterprise
customers previously had about security, isolation, and operational policies
when moving to cloud.”
The
Oracle Autonomous Database Dedicated service provides customers with a
customizable private database cloud running on dedicated Exadata Infrastructure
in the Oracle Cloud. It provides a solid database as a service platform,
enabling customers to run databases of almost any size, scale, and
criticality. This architecture delivers a very high degree of workload
isolation, helping protect each database from both external threats and
malicious internal users. The level of security and performance isolation can
be easily tailored to the needs of each database. The Oracle Autonomous
Database Dedicated service also features customisable operational policies,
giving customers greater control over database provisioning, software updates,
and availability.
The
Oracle Autonomous Database Dedicated service is the latest offering within
Oracle’s Autonomous Database portfolio. Oracle Autonomous Database builds
on 40 years of experience supporting the majority of the world’s most demanding
applications. The first of its kind, Oracle Autonomous Database uses
advanced machine learning to provide self-driving, self-repairing, and
self-securing capabilities that automate key management and security processes
in database systems like patching, tuning and upgrading, while keeping the
critical infrastructure constantly running for a modern cloud experience.
“In
e-commerce, today’s greatest challenge is meeting customer demands for order fulfilment.
Speed is no longer a luxury – it is a requirement,” said Craig Wilensky, CEO,
Jasci. “With Oracle Autonomous Database, we have seen our performance
increase by as much as 75x. Combine that with the elasticity and security
offered by Oracle Cloud, and the possibilities are endless. With this database,
Jasci is actively reshaping a new status-quo for our industry.”
In
the June 2019 report: The Forrester Wave Database-As-A-Service, Q2 2019, Oracle
was named a leader and ranked highest in data security criterion and the
strategy category. The report stated, “With an autonomous cloud database,
Oracle not only automates general administration tasks, such as provisioning,
backup, availability, and patching; it also automates the tuning of queries, indexing
of tables, and upgrades.” The authors also noted, “Enterprise customers
like Oracle’s security, performance, automation, and pricing.”
