The document discusses Oracle Management Cloud, a service that provides IT operations management capabilities through a unified platform. It notes the challenges of complex, hybrid cloud environments and the need for tools to enable agile development while ensuring quality of experience. Oracle Management Cloud allows monitoring of applications anywhere they reside and offers benefits like reduced issues, simplified tooling, and consumption as a service. The document invites the reader to sign up for a 30-day trial to see its real-time insights and recommendations.
Agile Development and DevOps in the Oracle Cloudjeckels
A broad overview of how Oracle is delivering on the latest generation of development tools and frameworks to help modern enterprises succeed. From Oracle Open World 2016, all rights reserved.
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Agile Development and DevOps in the Oracle Cloudjeckels
A broad overview of how Oracle is delivering on the latest generation of development tools and frameworks to help modern enterprises succeed. From Oracle Open World 2016, all rights reserved.
Nida event oracle business analytics 1 sep2016BAINIDA
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Monitoring and Instrumentation Strategies: Tips and Best Practices - AppSphere16AppDynamics
Monitoring is complicated, and in most organizations consists of far too many tools owned by too many teams. Fixing monitoring issues requires people, process, and technology. Hear common issues seen in the real world including what should be monitored or collected from a technology and a business perspective.
Investigate what instrumentation is most scalable and effective across languages, commonly used APIs, and possibilities for capturing data from common languages like Java, .NET, and PHP. Cover browser and mobile instrumentation techniques. Get tips on which APIs to use, what open source tools and frameworks can be leveraged, and how to coordinate and communicate requirements across your organization.
Key takeaways:
o What is instrumentation, and what to instrument, collect, and store
o How this can be accomplished on common software stacks
o How to work with application owners to collect business data
o How correlation works in custom open source or packaged monitoring tools
For more information, go to: www.appdynamics.com
Nuevas oportunidades de negocio en turismo OracleIberia
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LAD -GroundBreakers-Jul 2019 - The Machine Learning behind the Autonomous Dat...Sandesh Rao
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The growth of cloud has fueled the need to integrate Cloud applications with each other and with applications that reside on premise.
Traditional integration platforms are evolving into offerings called integration platform as a service (iPaaS) primarily targeted at cloud 2 cloud integrations. During the transition to cloud, organizations will be required to adopt a hybrid approach to their integration platform, but as more on-premise applications move to the cloud, users should plan for a re balancing of the center of gravity of their integration platform.
This session is designed to educate the audience about what it means to move integration to the cloud, and use customer case studies to provide insight into how organizations are doing this today, including:
1. Understand why you would move integrations to the cloud and which integrations are prime candidates for iPaaS
2. Understand some of the common implementation challenges and what you can do now to simplify future cloud migrations
3. Understand some of the critical deployment and operational monitoring considerations in moving integrations to the cloud
4. Provides a six step roadmap for moving integration to the cloud
ORACLE analytics and cloud computing ในงาน THE FIRST NIDA BUSINESS ANALYTICS AND DATA SCIENCES CONTEST/CONFERENCE จัดโดย คณะสถิติประยุกต์และ DATA SCIENCES THAILAND
Monitoring and Instrumentation Strategies: Tips and Best Practices - AppSphere16AppDynamics
Monitoring is complicated, and in most organizations consists of far too many tools owned by too many teams. Fixing monitoring issues requires people, process, and technology. Hear common issues seen in the real world including what should be monitored or collected from a technology and a business perspective.
Investigate what instrumentation is most scalable and effective across languages, commonly used APIs, and possibilities for capturing data from common languages like Java, .NET, and PHP. Cover browser and mobile instrumentation techniques. Get tips on which APIs to use, what open source tools and frameworks can be leveraged, and how to coordinate and communicate requirements across your organization.
Key takeaways:
o What is instrumentation, and what to instrument, collect, and store
o How this can be accomplished on common software stacks
o How to work with application owners to collect business data
o How correlation works in custom open source or packaged monitoring tools
For more information, go to: www.appdynamics.com
Nuevas oportunidades de negocio en turismo OracleIberia
Presentación realizada por Arturo Luna e Ignacio Ayerbe en el IV Encuentro de Sector Turístico que tuvo lugar en Palma de Mallorca el 10 de febrero de 2016.
Capgemini Oracle Engineered Systems Support Model Johan Louwers
An introduction to the Capgemini support model for Oracle Engineered Systems. Including information about the Capgemini Global Oracle Architect Office and the Global Center of Excellence for Oracle Engineered Systems within Capgemni.
LAD -GroundBreakers-Jul 2019 - The Machine Learning behind the Autonomous Dat...Sandesh Rao
We are entering a new era in the database with the introduction of the Oracle Autonomous Database. AI and Machine Learning are center stage to most projects and assist in making complex decisions which was not possible before. Most data science projects don’t get beyond the data scientist and rarely operationalize their predictive models. there are new toolsets and methods available everyday which make this an extremely dynamic space. There are different categories of users who want to use the algorithms , the toolsets but don't know where to start. Whether you are a data scientist who wants to play with data and build your own models or make use of the database features with the built in models or use the specific AI services within a specific vertical such as Insurance or Healthcare . We will take a glimpse at Oracle's Machine Learning Zeppelin-based notebooks for Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud to how Oracle uses AIOps and Applied Machine learning for its own operations and the Oracle AI Platform Cloud Service to provided an all rounded view of what Oracle is upto in this space
The Mobile Enterprise in Action: Managing Business Processes from Your Mobile...Steven Davelaar
This presestation features a comprehensive integrated demo that uses Oracle Business Process Management (BPM), Oracle Service Bus (OSB), Mobile Application Framework (MAF) and Webcenter Content Management (WCM). The demo centers around a BPM claim handling process that is entirely managed through the mobile device, allowing the mobile user to work in offline mode and sync his work later. OSB is used to virtualize all service calls from the mobile application and to transform the BPM SOAP web services into REST-JSON format for easy and performant mobile consumption. WCM is used to store the claim attachments. The experience gained from building this and other demo's is translated to a set of guidelines for going mobile, also included in this presentation
AMIS 25: Moving Integration to the CloudMatt Wright
The growth of cloud has fueled the need to integrate Cloud applications with each other and with applications that reside on premise.
Traditional integration platforms are evolving into offerings called integration platform as a service (iPaaS) primarily targeted at cloud 2 cloud integrations. During the transition to cloud, organizations will be required to adopt a hybrid approach to their integration platform, but as more on-premise applications move to the cloud, users should plan for a re balancing of the center of gravity of their integration platform.
This session is designed to educate the audience about what it means to move integration to the cloud, and use customer case studies to provide insight into how organizations are doing this today, including:
1. Understand why you would move integrations to the cloud and which integrations are prime candidates for iPaaS
2. Understand some of the common implementation challenges and what you can do now to simplify future cloud migrations
3. Understand some of the critical deployment and operational monitoring considerations in moving integrations to the cloud
4. Provides a six step roadmap for moving integration to the cloud
Why Cloud? First of all, we need to ask ourselves..... Are we looking for an innovative way of doing business? Is an existing system/ apps supporting with BOTH lower cost AND faster time to the market? If your answers are yes and no (subsequently), then maybe its time for cloud!
Approaches for WebLogic Server in the Cloud (OpenWorld, September 2014)jeckels
With Oracle WebLogic Server now available "as a service" both on premise working in conjunction with Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Pack and also in several Public Clouds beyond Oracle Public Cloud, customers have a clear set of architectural alternatives when looking at building out an enterprise cloud strategy for WebLogic Server. Cloud with WebLogic Server is not just core server but the layered and related products needed in a cloud infrastructure -Web Tier, WebLogic Server, Database and Fusion Middleware - as well as the full lifecycle capabilities needed: development, administration and operations. Navigate a pragmatic cloud approach for your organization and WebLogic Server.
Rapid process automation with oracle process cloud serviceHeba Fouad
Oracle Process Cloud service features and highlights
Value proposition for Oracle Process Cloud Service
Who target and which industry?
Business process management in the cloud
Presented by Heba Fouad
Fusion Middleware Specialist
Présentation stratégie et use cases des solutions digitales et mobile lors de l'Oracle Cloud café du 10 mars avec Frédéric Decaudin, responsable avant-vente des offres mobiles et digitales
The Changing Role of a DBA in an Autonomous WorldMaria Colgan
The advent of the cloud and the introduction of Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud presents opportunities for every organization, but what's the future role for the DBA? This presentation explores how the role of the DBA will continue to evolve, and provides advice on key skills required to be a successful DBA in the world of the cloud.
Trivadis TechEvent 2016 Oracle Enterprise Performance Management in the Clou...Trivadis
Oracle has a new solution for Planning and Budgeting. It is a leading edge solution for all customers searching for a solution in this area. We will have the pleasure that someone from Oracle is presenting the new solution in a teamwork with Andreas Nobbmann, showing the features, the USPs and obviously the benefits customers will have when using this software. One catching argument is that switching between the OnPremise and Cloud Planning applications goes like a charm. Let us surprise you...
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Scott:
So Dave, as we get near the end of today’s presentation, can you recap what we talked about for people.
Dave:
Key Features:
Application Performance Monitoring
- Real user monitoring: web, mobile
- Server performance monitoring
- Integration with Log Analytics
IT Analytics
- Capacity and resource planning
- Dimensional event analytics
Log Analytics
- Ad hoc search
- Machine Learning based anomaly detection
- Out-of-box dashboards
Benefits
Efficient system management via a “single pane of glass”
Ensure the best quality of service for your Oracle Cloud services
Scott:
So Dave, as we get near the end of today’s presentation, can you recap what we talked about for people.
Dave:
Key Features:
Application Performance Monitoring
- Real user monitoring: web, mobile
- Server performance monitoring
- Integration with Log Analytics
IT Analytics
- Capacity and resource planning
- Dimensional event analytics
Log Analytics
- Ad hoc search
- Machine Learning based anomaly detection
- Out-of-box dashboards
Benefits
Efficient system management via a “single pane of glass”
Ensure the best quality of service for your Oracle Cloud services
Scott:
So Dave, as we get near the end of today’s presentation, can you recap what we talked about for people.
Dave:
Key Features:
Application Performance Monitoring
- Real user monitoring: web, mobile
- Server performance monitoring
- Integration with Log Analytics
IT Analytics
- Capacity and resource planning
- Dimensional event analytics
Log Analytics
- Ad hoc search
- Machine Learning based anomaly detection
- Out-of-box dashboards
Benefits
Efficient system management via a “single pane of glass”
Ensure the best quality of service for your Oracle Cloud services
Scott: Here’s a customer, 7-Eleven, one of my favourites. They have an interesting story.
Dave: Yeah, 7-Eleven, a major retail provider, took an early look at Oracle Management Cloud and were excited about how it could help provide visibility across their multi-cloud, customer loyalty application.
Dave:
Exelon Corp, is a leading U.S. energy provider. They were excited about how Oracle Management Cloud could eliminate manual “war room” troubleshooting efforts.
We’ve had hundreds of customers be part of the OMC journey in 2016 alone, and we’re just getting started.
Dave:
Special thanks to Mary Johnston Turner, Research VP at IDC who has provided valuable input during our development cycle. This is an important validation for us and it highlights the importance and power of a unified approach to IT Operations Management…
SCOTT: Now let’s bring in Dave.
SCOTT:
Dave, you’ve had a lot of experience talking with customers. With so much buzz around cloud and the continually rise of rapid application development. What are customers telling you about the challenges they are seeing for IT operations. And tell us what this means for DevOps and for business.
Dave:
Over the past few years there has been a seismic shift in the way applications are built, delivered and consumed, which has major implications for IT operations.
Speed has become of the essence, with application updates being pushed out daily, or several times a week, versus a few times a year.
The new DevOps paradigm of continuous releases and perpetual beta reflects the need for speed. And with the introduction of cloud computing and new technologies such as microservices, the very definition of what constitutes an application is changing – resulting in an underlying topology that is fluid and dynamic.
At the same time, consumers of those applications have become far less tolerant of failures in those applications, and will quickly and easily switch to a competitive offerings if there is even the slightest glitch in their experience.
Even more challenging, when there are problems, SLAs demand immediate resolution of those problems.
SCOTT: Now let’s bring in Dave.
SCOTT:
Dave, you’ve had a lot of experience talking with customers. With so much buzz around cloud and the continually rise of rapid application development. What are customers telling you about the challenges they are seeing for IT operations. And tell us what this means for DevOps and for business.
Dave:
Over the past few years there has been a seismic shift in the way applications are built, delivered and consumed, which has major implications for IT operations.
Speed has become of the essence, with application updates being pushed out daily, or several times a week, versus a few times a year.
The new DevOps paradigm of continuous releases and perpetual beta reflects the need for speed. And with the introduction of cloud computing and new technologies such as microservices, the very definition of what constitutes an application is changing – resulting in an underlying topology that is fluid and dynamic.
At the same time, consumers of those applications have become far less tolerant of failures in those applications, and will quickly and easily switch to a competitive offerings if there is even the slightest glitch in their experience.
Even more challenging, when there are problems, SLAs demand immediate resolution of those problems.
SCOTT: Now let’s bring in Dave.
SCOTT:
Dave, you’ve had a lot of experience talking with customers. With so much buzz around cloud and the continually rise of rapid application development. What are customers telling you about the challenges they are seeing for IT operations. And tell us what this means for DevOps and for business.
Dave:
Over the past few years there has been a seismic shift in the way applications are built, delivered and consumed, which has major implications for IT operations.
Speed has become of the essence, with application updates being pushed out daily, or several times a week, versus a few times a year.
The new DevOps paradigm of continuous releases and perpetual beta reflects the need for speed. And with the introduction of cloud computing and new technologies such as microservices, the very definition of what constitutes an application is changing – resulting in an underlying topology that is fluid and dynamic.
At the same time, consumers of those applications have become far less tolerant of failures in those applications, and will quickly and easily switch to a competitive offerings if there is even the slightest glitch in their experience.
Even more challenging, when there are problems, SLAs demand immediate resolution of those problems.
SCOTT: Now let’s bring in Dave.
SCOTT:
Dave, you’ve had a lot of experience talking with customers. With so much buzz around cloud and the continually rise of rapid application development. What are customers telling you about the challenges they are seeing for IT operations. And tell us what this means for DevOps and for business.
Dave:
Over the past few years there has been a seismic shift in the way applications are built, delivered and consumed, which has major implications for IT operations.
Speed has become of the essence, with application updates being pushed out daily, or several times a week, versus a few times a year.
The new DevOps paradigm of continuous releases and perpetual beta reflects the need for speed. And with the introduction of cloud computing and new technologies such as microservices, the very definition of what constitutes an application is changing – resulting in an underlying topology that is fluid and dynamic.
At the same time, consumers of those applications have become far less tolerant of failures in those applications, and will quickly and easily switch to a competitive offerings if there is even the slightest glitch in their experience.
Even more challenging, when there are problems, SLAs demand immediate resolution of those problems.