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Accelerating Development and Testing in Hybrid Cloud Environments

Organizations are under pressure to deliver solutions for web, mobile, social media, and other applications as quickly as possible. The latest release of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c accelerates development and testing processes with support for one-click provisioning and seamless migration of workloads back and forth across private and public clouds.

Development and Testing in the Cloud
Many organizations choose to keep production systems in-house, while leveraging the elasticity of public cloud solutions for development and testing. Despite the numerous advantages of cloud computing, the complexities of provisioning and migrating across hybrid environments have presented serious hurdles.

Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Release 5 dramatically simplifies these processes. Development teams can leverage the quick self-service provisioning that Oracle Database Cloud Service and Java Cloud Service make possible. They can then move workloads back and forth from on-premises to cloud environments with no code changes, and can do it all with the same tools they currently use to deploy on-premises applications.

Key benefits include:

• One-click migration. Speed testing by moving workloads such as production databases securely to Oracle Cloud.
  
  
• Rapid cloud services deployment. Eliminate the cloud learning curve—deploy and manage Java and database services with the familiar Oracle Enterprise Manager toolset.
  
  
• Standardized deployment. Create realistic test systems as close as possible to production systems, with tools to ensure that Oracle Database and Oracle WebLogic Server configurations are copied correctly.

“With the launch of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Release 5, it has just become far easier for development organizations to start their journey to the cloud with familiar tools and a quick time to value,” says Oracle Director of Product Marketing, Cloud Management, Yoav Eilat.

Learn more about the latest release of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c.

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