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The Power of Java and WebLogic in Oracle CloudJava and Developer Cloud Service

Anand KothariDirector, Product ManagementSeptember 30, 2014

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PaaS Market Opportunity

4

2014

$7+ Billion

2017

$14 Billion

PaaSMarket

Overall PaaS market CAGR is 30%Cloud platforms will generate $44B in revenue by 2020

Application PaaSDatabase PaaSIntegration PaaSBPM PaaS

Source: IDC: New IDC Worldwide Public Platform as a Service Forecast Shows Market Will Grow to Over $14 Billion in 2017, Nov 2013Forrester: The Public Cloud Market Is Now In Hypergrowth, April 24, 2014

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Middleware Services in Oracle Cloud

Integration

Business Intelligence Process

Mobile

Documents

Java Developer

Line

of B

usin

ess

Use

rIT

/Dev

elop

er

Database

Compute Storage Messaging

Social

Identity Systems Monitoring & Analytics

Big Data

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Oracle Cloud: Key Differentiators• Only cloud with all 3 layers of the cloud computing stack – SaaS, PaaS and

IaaS – enables consolidation, newer use-cases• Only provider who can go beyond just spinning VMs for Oracle software– All other cloud vendors provide VMs; customers still need to install, configure and

maintain Oracle software

• Provides enterprise customers the choice of a hybrid deployment model – reduces risk• Commercial enterprise software with cloud economics; low up-front cost,

pay for usage, OpEx cost model

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Middleware Services in Oracle Cloud

Integration

Business Intelligence Process

Mobile

Documents

Java Developer

Line

of B

usin

ess

Use

rIT

/Dev

elop

er

Database

Compute Storage Messaging

Social

Identity Systems Monitoring & Analytics

Big Data

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Java Cloud Service: What it is? Full-featured WebLogic Server Fully-customizable to run any Java EE application Fully-automated, customer controlled lifecycle

management Built-in High Availability All-inclusive, subscription-based pricing Flexibility of Version (11g or 12c) and Product Edition Choice of JDeveloper, Eclipse, NetBeans for

development Primary Use Case: Build new application in the cloud,

Move Dev/Test/Production Java workloads to Oracle Cloud

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What is the difference?Java Cloud Service: Two Variants

• Oracle certified/managed virtual image of WebLogic Server – 11g and 12c

• Simple single VM provisioning• Self-managed by customers using in-built

product tools (e.g. OPatch, WLST, Admin Console, etc.)

• Developer Service entitlement

Java Cloud Service – Virtual Image

• Simplified provisioning of any size cluster• Pre-configured to the Database Cloud Service• Self-managed by customers using cloud tooling

• Automated BR• Coordinated BR with Database• Automated Patching of entire stack• Automated Scaling• Comprehensive API & UI

• Same-DC built-in HA• Developer Service entitlement

Java Cloud Service

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Java Cloud Service

• Customers needing to offload development and test environment to cloud, reduce technology sprawl• Customers looking to build new applications designed to run in a cloud

environment• Benefits– Reduced costs of HW and data centre–Oracle WebLogic subscriptions easier to buy than perpetual licenses– Reduced total cost of managing application environment

10

Target Use-Cases & Key Benefits

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• Multi-Tier Provisioning in < 10 minutes– Data Tier, Application Tier, and Web Tier

• Flexibility on Size & Capacity of environment– Choice of compute shape/size (CPU, memory, etc.)

– Choice of cluster size

• Choice of Software Versions & Edition– 11g (PS6) or 12c (12.1.2)

– Standard, Enterprise, Suite

Java Cloud Service: Provisioning

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• Integrated Lifecycle– Fully automated– Customer controlled, on-demand or scheduled– Includes patching of OS, JDK, WebLogic Server,

JRF/ADF

• Rolling patch for Zero downtime

• Various Patching Levels supported– Patchset Updates (PSUs), Patchsets (PS)

• Fully automated rollback– Full backup created before patching

Java Cloud Service: Patching

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• Integrated– Co-ordinated Backup with Database– Scheduled Backup – customer configured– On-Demand Backup

• Multiple depth of backup supported– Configuration & Apps, Logs, Binaries, Database

• Fully-automated point-in-time Restore– Co-ordinated Restore with Database

• Configurable backup locations– 7 day backup on local disk for quick restore– Older backups archived to Storage Service

Java Cloud Service: Backup / Restore

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• Fully-automated Scale OUT / IN– Add or remove any number of nodes to the

cluster

• Fully-automated Scale UP / DOWN– Add or remove CPU or memory to each node in

the cluster

• Zero downtime during scaling

• Coordinated with Load Balancer

Java Cloud Service: Scaling

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• Customer facing JCS portal, integrated with My Services and My Account portal

• WebLogic Admin Console

• Fusion Middleware Control

• Traffic Directory Admin Console

• Public REST APIs

• Command Line Interface

• Standard IDEs

• SSH to VM

Java Cloud Service: User InterfaceFMW Control/

WebLogic Admin Console REST APIOracle Cloud Portal

WLST SSH

Java Cloud Service

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DEMO

Oracle Company Confidential – Shared Under Terms of OPN NDA

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Java Cloud Service: Integrations & Dependencies

Storage(Required)

Database(Required)

Developer

Messaging

Compute(Required)

runbuild, deploy

connectpersist data

persist files, backups

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Developer Cloud Service: What It Is• Development Platform provided as a Service • Application Lifecycle Management• Team Management

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All available @ http://cloud.oracle.com/javaExternal Resources

• Pricing• Datasheets:

• Java Cloud Service• Java Cloud Service – SaaS Extension

• FAQ• Public Cloud FAQ• Java Cloud Service FAQ

• Demo Videos• Forum

• Public Cloud• Java Cloud Service

• Blogs• Documentation

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Extending/integration Oracle SaaS apps

(With Java Cloud Service)

• Pre-integrated deployment

• Setup correctly for ADF development with FA

• Templates for FA available

Java EE Development

(With Java Cloud Service)

• Automated deployment through CI

• Familiar infrastructure

• Monitoring and management of JCS

Integrated ALM

(Standalone Developer Cloud Service)

• Hosted no-setup experience

• Team collaboration/management

Developer Cloud Service: Use Cases