Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Comparisons.pptx

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1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Comparisons OCI vs AWS | OCI vs GCP | OCI vs Azure Vivek Chary

2. Technical terms (OCI vs AWS) OCI is Oracle’s cloud platform focusing on enterprise-grade infrastructure, optimized especially for running Oracle’s own software (like Oracle Database) efficiently and securely. OCI also offers comparable IaaS and PaaS services but with an emphasis on performance, cost-effectiveness, and hybrid cloud. AWS : (By Amazon) largest and most popular cloud provider globally, offering an extremely wide range of cloud services — computing, storage, AI, machine learning, analytics, IoT, and much more. It’s known for massive scale, broad regional coverage, and extensive third-party integrations.

3. Aspect AWS OCI Market Share Largest cloud provider globally Smaller but growing, focused on enterprises. Service Breadth Very broad (200+ services) Narrower but focused on core infrastructure and Oracle apps Pricing Model Pay-as-you-go, various tiers Often seen as cost-effective, especially for Oracle workloads Performance Strong but shared resources High performance with dedicated hardware options Integration AWS Outposts, many integrations Strong integration with Oracle software and on-premise Oracle setups Security Strong, with many certifications Enterprise-grade, with advanced security controls

4. Example: A startup might pick AWS because it offers tons of different tools and is easy to start small and grow. A big bank that runs Oracle databases and ERP systems might choose OCI to get better performance and lower costs on those Oracle applications.

5. OCI vs Azure (technical terms) OCI(Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) The high – performance, cost – effective Database Solution. OCI is designed for enterprises needing strong database workloads, secure environments, and cost-effective Oracle application hosting. Whereas, Microsoft Azure is one of the top global cloud providers, offering a broad range of cloud services including IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. Azure integrates deeply with Microsoft products like Windows Server, SQL Server, Office 365, and Active Directory. It’s popular for enterprises looking for hybrid cloud solutions and Microsoft ecosystem integration.

6. Aspect OCI Azure Market Focus Oracle-heavy enterprises and workloads Enterprise IT, hybrid cloud, Microsoft ecosystem Service Breadth Core infrastructure & Oracle DB focus Extremely broad, includes AI, analytics, IoT, DevOps Hybrid Cloud Oracle Cloud@Customer for onprem integration . [on-premises + cloudcomponents ]. Azure Arc, Azure Stack for hybrid deployments Integration Oracle apps and database Microsoft software & services Pricing Competitive pricing for Oracle workloads Pay-as-you-go with enterprise agreements Global Reach Growing global data centers One of the largest global cloud networks

7. Example (OCI) : A bank running Oracle databases and ERP systems might choose OCI for performance and cost savings on Oracle workloads. Example (Azure) : A company using Microsoft products like Office 365, Windows Servers, or wanting hybrid cloud solutions might pick Azure for smooth integration and flexibility.

8. OCI vs GCP OCI : Focus: Enterprise workloads, especially Oracle databases and business apps. Strengths: High-performance compute and storage. Advanced database services (Autonomous Database, Exadata Cloud). * Strong security and governance layers. Ideal For: Companies already using Oracle products or needing high database performance. Pricing: Usually cost-efficient for database-heavy workloads.

9. GCP (Google Cloud Platform): Focus: AI/ML, data analytics, scalable apps, and global services.* Strengths: BigQuery for analytics, TensorFlow & Vertex AI for ML/AI. Global network with fast content delivery (CDN). Ideal For: Startups, data-driven businesses, AI/ML projects, global apps. Pricing: Flexible, pay-as-you-go, good for analytics-heavy workloads.

10. Feature OCI GCP Best For Enterprise apps, DB-heavy workloads AI/ML, analytics, cloud-native apps Database Strong (Autonomous DB, Exadata) Standard SQL/NoSQL options Global Reach Regional focus, fewer global zones Large global footprint Performance High-performance compute & storage; low-latency for enterprise apps Good performance for scalable apps; optimized for distributed workloads Pricing Cost-effective for Oracle workloads Flexible, pay-per-use EXAMPLE (GCP) : A startup building a global web app with large-scale data analytics and AI. THANK YOU