Running (m)any workloads in the cloud with IaaS

Business today is facing big challenges: to innovate quickly, keep costs in line and respond to competitive pressures. IT-infrastructure is of huge importance and can be either inhibitor or enabler for business agility. In last couple of years cloud services grew on importance and momentum, many CIOs considering IaaS as an infrastructure option while some of them already adopted it as their default infrastructure choice.

Oracle Cloud delivers a complete, integrated and standards-based suite of services at every layer of the cloud. Oracle cloud IaaS – which complements Oracle Cloud Platform as a Service – provides an extensive toolset of elastic compute capacity, storage and network to help customers innovate and reduce costs with elastic and low cost infrastructure.

In this session we'll present Oracle cloud Infrastructure as a Service with other IaaS extensions e.g. Oracle Cloud Machine enabling public cloud services in customer data center and Ravello Systems running VMWare workloads in the Cloud.

Business today is facing big challenges: to innovate quickly, keep costs in line and respond to competitive pressures. IT-infrastructure is of huge importance and can be either inhibitor or enabler for business agility. In last couple of years cloud services grew on importance and momentum, many CIOs considering IaaS as an infrastructure option while some of them already adopted it as their default infrastructure choice.

Oracle Cloud delivers a complete, integrated and standards-based suite of services at every layer of the cloud. Oracle cloud IaaS – which complements Oracle Cloud Platform as a Service – provides an extensive toolset of elastic compute capacity, storage and network to help customers innovate and reduce costs with elastic and low cost infrastructure.

In this session we'll present Oracle cloud Infrastructure as a Service with other IaaS extensions e.g. Oracle Cloud Machine enabling public cloud services in customer data center and Ravello Systems running VMWare workloads in the Cloud.