The document outlines Oracle's PaaS cloud services, emphasizing ease of use, scalability, and cost-effectiveness without long-term commitments. It discusses the total cost of ownership considerations and the advantages of Oracle's cloud infrastructure, which includes managed services and robust integration capabilities. The document concludes with steps for organizations to adopt Oracle's PaaS, including workshops and pilot projects.

1. Lucas Jellema
26th May 2015
Oracle PaaS Cloud Services
Sneak Preview

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The Cloud
Organized by someone somewhere else
No investments & long term commitments required
No special expertise needed
Pay when and for how long & much you use
Get started rapidly (first time & every time)
Get as much as you want when you want it
High quality because of experts involved
Lower prices as a result of economies of scale
Easy – so much easier than doing it yourself
Constant evolution of service

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Increased Business Focus &
Up the Value Chain

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Crucial Consideration:
Total Cost of Ownership
• Daily costs of ordering meals
• Hardship costs: “limited selection,
quality level, waiting time and
availability issues”
• Costs of buying ingredients (including the
ones that go bad before being used)
• Energy costs for cooking
• Water costs for cleaning and preparing
• Capital Costs for equipment and utensils, incl
maintenance
• Physical space for kitchen en storage
• Expertise to cook a decent, healthy, tasty meal
• Time required for shopping and cooking and
cleaning
Thuisgekookt.nl

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Oracle and The Cloud
• ….. A little reluctant at first….?!

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The Cloud Mission
Bring Oracle’s leading
Infrastructure, Technology,
Business Applications, and
Information to customers and
partners anywhere in the World
through the Oracle Cloud

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cloud.oracle.com

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Platform as a Service
• The Platform by itself it does not have business value nor even business
specific characteristics
• The Platform is generic (for everyone) yet advanced software (fairly
specific functions)
• It is the stepping stone towards
business value
• We add to the platform
– Our own data & documents
– Our own custom software
components
– (our) Third party applications
– Additional platform components

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The Middleware Platform

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The Oracle Middleware Platform

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IDENTITY
CLOUD
MONITORING
CLOUD
SITES CLOUD MOBILE CLOUD
INTEGRATION
CLOUD
DATA ENRICHMENT
CLOUD
NODE.JS CLOUD
CloudOn-Premise
Web Social Internet of Things
SOA SUITE
CLOUD
JAVA CLOUDDEVELOPER CLOUD
INTERNET OF THINGS
CLOUD
Oracle Cloud – Role of PaaS
Mobile
PROCESS
CLOUD
DOCUMENTS
CLOUD
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
CLOUD
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Compute StorageMessaging
ANAYTICS
CLOUD
DATA INTEGRATION
CLOUD

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CloudOn-Premise
DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT
APPLICATION & DATA INTEGRATION
IDENTITY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT
APPLICATION INFRASTRUCTURE & TOOLS
BUSINESS PROCESS
MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS ANALYTICSCONTENT & COLLABORATION
Web Mobile Social Internet of Things
Okta,OneLogin,
Sailpoint…
NewRelic,
AppDynamics,
Slack, Appian, Pega, IBM… Tableau, Qlik, Redshift…
Box, Microsoft, Adobe,
Google…
Microsoft Office 365, Sharepoint, Adobe,… RedHat/FeedHenry, Kony, Appcelerator…
MuleSoft, Dell Boomi…
Amazon, Cloudera, Data Tamer,
Kafka, Storm, Spark Steaming…
Cloudera, Hortonworks…
Amazon, OpenSource, Lightweight containers ..
CloudOn-Premise
Web Social Internet of ThingsMobile
Axeda, Microsoft, DataTorrent..
Cisco UCF, IBM,…
Salesforce Chatter,…
Amazon, Microsoft Azure, Salesforce, IBM BlueMix…
Competition – Many New, Some Old
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Private Cloud
Integration
Public Cloud
Integration
Same Architecture
Same Standards
Same Underlying
Components
Deploy Anywhere
Single technology for On-Premises and Cloud

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Private Cloud
Integration
Same Architecture
Same Standards
Same Underlying
Components
Public Cloud
Integration
New government
requirements
mandate strict
control
Need better
scalability for peak
season spikes
Lower costs
Adapt to the Changing Demands of your Business
Support Flexible Hybrid Deployment Models

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IaaS
• Same software stack as
public cloud
• 2-10x greater scalability,
performance
• Full vertical integration
from one vendor
• Lowest business risk
Public Private
Your Choice
Same
software
PaaS
Compute Storage
Integration
Java
Mobile Developer
DocumentsProcess Identity
Messaging
Exalogic Based Oracle Cloud Experience On-Premise
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IDENTITY
CLOUD
MONITORING
CLOUD
SITES CLOUD MOBILE CLOUD
NODE.JS CLOUD
CloudOn-Premise
Web Social Internet of Things
DATA INTEGRATION
CLOUD
JAVA CLOUDDEVELOPER CLOUD
ANAYTICS
CLOUD
INTERNET OF THINGS
CLOUD
Oracle Fusion Middleware – Cloud PaaS
Rollout Schedule
Now Now
Now NowH1CY15/now
H1CY15
H1CY15/now H2CY15 + H2CY15 +
H2CY15 +
H2CY15 +
H2CY15 +
H2CY15 + H2CY15 +
H2CY15H2CY15
Mobile
PROCESS
CLOUD
DOCUMENTS
CLOUD
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
CLOUD
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Compute StorageMessaging
INTEGRATION
CLOUD
DATA ENRICHMENT
CLOUD
SOA SUITE
CLOUD

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Key Features
 Complete: Virtualization, Orchestration, Fast data, B2B, File Handling,
Connectivity, Real-time Analytics, API management
 Access: Complete access to product surface area
 Highly Available: Data Guard, RAC Cluster
 Managed: Oracle Backs Up, Patches, Upgrades
 Full portability: On-premise to Cloud
Benefits
 Rapid and fully automated provisioning
 Secure, Highly Available with Clustering
 Fully Managed
 Build anywhere, deploy anywhere
Oracle SOA Suite Cloud Service

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Other Oracle Platform options
• Extend SaaS with PaaS
• Run Service Bus and SOA Suite 11g and 12c
on Java Cloud Service
• Run BPM Suite & Web Center on Java Cloud Service
• Run other FMW products not yet available as
Cloud Service

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Crucial Consideration:
Total Cost of Platform Ownership
• Usage Fee/Monthly Subscription
• Entry & Implementation costs
• Exit costs
• Data transport costs
• Energy costs for servers, storage, etc.
• Capital Costs for hardware and software, incl
administration and maintenance (patching &
upgrades)
• Physical space for computer hardware
• (acquire) Expertise and effort to build up and
manage the platform (and infrastructure)
• Cost for fail-over infrastructure
• Note: all of the above is sized to deal with peak
load (and some parts may hardly be used)

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Other Cloud Considerations
• Quick ramp-up – environment available in hours – not days | weeks |
months
• Huge potential scale
• Limited expertise required to get going
• No upfront investment [in hardware & software licenses and human staff]
• Fee per usage – grows and shrinks with size of business
– Also within reach for smaller outfits
• Great platform for offering PaaS enrichments and SaaS solutions to a
world wide audience
• Secure set up – especially for edge-systems

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Stepwise Cloud Adoption:
SaaS
SaaS
Facebook
Gmail, Google Apps
Twitter
Yammer
LinkedIn
Office365
OSN
Salesforce
Oracle Taleo
Newbase
Twinfield
Afas
Oracle Service Cloud (fka RightNow)
DropBox, Box.com
Oracle HCM
Oracle Sales & ERP

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Dimensions for Cloud adoption
System
Edginess

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Edginess of Systems
Decide
Process
Analyze
Report
Portal

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Stepwise Cloud Adoption:
IaaS/PaaS
IaaS/PaaS
Self Study
PoC
Training
Load Test
Func Test
Peak, Failover
Peripheral Applications
Backup
BI
Edge Systems
Core Systems & Secure Data
[Distributed] Development
BPO
IaaS/PaaS • Mobile backend
• Portal
• B2B APIs
• Workflow Mgr

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First/Next Steps into the Oracle
PaaS Cloud with AMIS
• Workshop – Hands-on Discovery Oracle PaaS Cloud Services
– One or more days, technical resources, guided exploration
– Optionally: Integrate various PaaS and SaaS services
• Pilot/PoC – Implement or Lift & Shift a trial-application
– Acquire a fresh cloud environment and get your
representative application running on it
– Optionally: use our representative application(s)
• TCO calculation for an application or platform
– Analyze costs in detail to allow for Cloud-comparison
• Special topics: private cloud, consolidation,
security, continuous delivery

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After the break
• Now: Dinner (downstairs in the restaurant)
• 19.00: Introduction, Use Case discussion, Demonstration, Q&A
– Integration Cloud Service – Robert van Mölken
– Mobile Cloud Service – Steven Davelaar
– Process Cloud Service – Luc Gorissen
• 21.00: More discussion
and brainstorm
and some drinks at the bar