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Whilst the word quickly is subjective, I haven’t seen anyone roll out Oracle for about 15 years vs literally hundreds of Snowflake, Redshift, RDS, Elastic cloud
by benjaminwootton 4y ago
Whilst the word quickly is subjective, I haven’t seen anyone roll out Oracle for about 15 years vs literally hundreds of Snowflake, Redshift, RDS, Elastic cloud deployments.
Maybe OLTP is moving to SaaS slower, but the on prem data warehouse market must be dying a death?
- Annatar 4y ago
- jve 4y agoWhat you say also marks some direction: there are new and useful DB technologies to be learned. Anyway, software world is built on DBs, whether they are administered by someone in the cloud or not.
- jeltz 4y agoYes there are very few Oracle rollouts but there are still plenty of on prem MySQL, PostgreSQL and MS SQL rollouts. Yes, there is a lot more cloud today, but I feel Oracle really is the product hit the hardest.
- happymellon 4y agoMay I introduce you to Vodafone? There is noSql solutions being built, but when I left a couple of years ago there were Oracle database backed projects in flight. Some of the 3rd party applications supported PostGres so they didn't even need to stick with Oracle, but they did. It was when management pushed for a project to be Oracle back that caused a few of us to quit. It's nasty enough to develop on, I don't want to support too.