Aiding the cloud-native developer
summary
Oracle describes a cloud platform that hosts Java, Node and polyglot apps, offers container support with Kubernetes and Docker, and exposes both code and visual tooling so professional and citizen developers can extend existing systems. A cloud@customer deployment runs the identical public-cloud stack behind a firewall, keeping subscriptions, patching and upgrades in sync. The platform claims customers can redeploy without rewriting code or retesting, and lists partnerships with Docker plus work around Hadoop and Spark.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Oracle's cloud platform
- 1:14Modernization strategies
- 2:15Digital transformation
- 3:25Hybrid deployment models
- 4:25Global adoption trends
- 5:34Industry-specific adoption
- 7:27Future platform goals
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