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Hi [subscriber:firstname | default:subscriber],
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Welcome to the Issue #26 of OCI Newsletter - This week we are running OpenWorld Edition with variety of announcements.
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One, which I think is the most important is the Always Free Tier for customers! Keynote on Monday was exciting to watch apart from Larry trying to rip Amazon apart on 95% of the slides. Competition is good but do it in a good faith!
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Oracle also did great work whole week on bringing diverse, skilled people on keynotes, panels and various presentations - this is excellent direction from the company!
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New Features
- Compute (up to two instances)
- Autonomous Database (up to two database instances)
- Load Balancing (one load balancer)
- Block Volume (up to 100 GB total storage)
- Object Storage (up to 20 GiB)
I'd say that's pretty cool!
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Customers get full control to build and manage their cloud VMware environment exactly as it runs in their own data center. They can extend their on-premises software defined data center into the Oracle Cloud for easy migration and consistent operations on both sides of the cloud fence. Customers can choose the version of VMware and decide when to upgrade, or decide not to.
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More OCI Regions announced to be coming soon, in the keynote there was a lot of comparison towards Amazon and while there might be SOME cases where you can say you are doing it better they still usually deploy Regions with multiple Availability Zones.
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It seems Oracle forgets to mention this in their press releases and while it's completely fine to do so it would be good to highlight to potential customers early on that this will have direct impact on designing the solution! "Regional subnets only available on selected Regions.."
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Generation 2 Exadata Cloud at Customer is available. You can see it being available through OCI Console, hopefully that will improve the administration capabilities also for it as I've heard some stories from Cloud at Customer users.. not always so positive ones!
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Blogs & News
I'm sure in the upcoming weeks we will get links to presentations from OpenWorld and new blog posts on the new features, exciting times!
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Tip of the week
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