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Yes, the "cloud" includes all of their non-database offerings too which have been the focus of recent growth/acquisitions.
by jahewson 10y ago
Yes, the "cloud" includes all of their non-database offerings too which have been the focus of recent growth/acquisitions.
- sbarre 10y agoA lot of Oracle's "cloud" products are just their traditional single-tenant/on-prem software that they offer to run for you in their own environments. You're still buying the same stuff, but you're outsourcing your dev ops to them on top of it (which may not be a bad thing).