Oracle Database Service for Azure

Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure is an Oracle-managed service for Azure customers to easily provision, access, and operate enterprise-grade Oracle Database services in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) with a familiar Azure-like experience. Users can seamlessly build Azure applications with the high performance, high availability, and automated management of Oracle Database services, such as Autonomous Database, running on OCI.

Overview of the new Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure video
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Oracle Database@Azure вече е достъпна в Microsoft Azure за източния регион на САЩ

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Multicloud with OCI and Azure

The service establishes low-latency connectivity between Microsoft Azure and OCI, deploys Oracle Database on OCI, and provides metrics on Azure. Customers can combine the entire Azure catalog of AI and application services with OCI’s most powerful database services. There are no charges for Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure ports or data ingress/egress over the Interconnect. You will be billed normally for consumption of Oracle Database services, such as Autonomous Database.

OCI and Azure multicloud partnership simplifies data accessibility

“Having access to data in multiple clouds is something we’ve always wanted. Oracle Database Service for Azure would enable FedEx to use Oracle databases on OCI with big data and the analytics capabilities of Azure.”

—Rob Carter
Executive Vice President, FedEx

Oracle Database Service for Azure integrates capabilities of OCI and Azure

“Multicloud architectures enable us to choose the best cloud provider for each workload based on capabilities, performance, and price. The OCI and Azure partnership integrates the capabilities of two major cloud providers, including OCI’s Oracle Database services and Azure's application development capabilities. ”

—Naveen Manga
CTO, Marriott International

Multicloud architectures enable a best-of-breed approach to cloud modernization

“Innovation is core to GE, and multicloud deployments enable us to innovate at scale. With Oracle Database services, we will be able to use highly available Oracle databases across cloud providers without refactoring our applications.”

—Angelica Tritzo
CIO, GE Renewable Energy

Oracle Database Service for Azure improves interoperability for OCI databases and Azure applications

“Many of our mission critical workloads are running Oracle databases on-premises at massive scale. As we move these workloads to the cloud, Oracle Database Service for Azure enables us to modernize these Oracle databases to services such as Autonomous Database in OCI while leveraging Microsoft Azure for the application tier.”

—Jeremy Legg
CTO, AT&T

“Oracle Database Service for Azure helps us find the right balance between cloud innovation and stable operations. This new service will simplify our multicloud implementation without disrupting availability of our mission-critical workloads, helping us to deliver a better, safer railway for our passengers.”

—Simon Goodman
CIO, Network Rail

“Oracle Database Service for Azure simplifies our multicloud approach. We're going to be able to leverage the best of Oracle databases in Azure, and we are going to be able to keep our infrastructure in Azure. This is a great opportunity to have the best of the two worlds that eases our migration to cloud and improves the skills of our people in IT.”

—David Plaza
CIO, SGS

How Oracle Database Service for Azure works

The Oracle Database Service for Azure portal provides a streamlined experience for establishing low latency OCI-Azure connectivity, virtual networks, and federated identity management. Database queries and query results are made possible through the Interconnect. Database logs and metrics from OCI are integrated into Azure to simplify monitoring and management.

How Oracle Database Service for Azure Works
The diagram shows Microsoft Azure on the left and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure on the right. The Azure section includes icons for a user, Azure Active Directory, Azure Log Analytics, Azure App Insights, applications, and Azure ExpressRoute. The Oracle section includes icons for Oracle Database Service for Azure, OCI identity services, Exadata Database Service, Autonomous Database, Base Database Service, and OCI FastConnect. The network link from Azure to OCI is labeled “OCI-Azure Interconnect Private Tunnel.”

Oracle Database Service for Azure use cases

Migrating Oracle Database Service for Azure workloads to Oracle Database@Azure

For scenarios where latency is an extremely high concern, consolidate applications and Oracle Databases under one cloud, without requiring an interconnect between clouds. This architecture eliminates the complexity and cost of moving large amounts of data around. Applications running on Azure now have the fastest possible access to Oracle Database performance, scale, and availability.

Migrating Oracle Database Service for Azure workloads to Oracle Database@Azure
The diagram shows how to run applications and enterprise-grade Oracle Database workloads in the same cloud. Modernize and innovate with Oracle and Azure services. Combine existing Azure and Oracle skills to simplify operations.

Migrating on-premises workloads to OCI and Microsoft Azure

When applications are sensitive to database access latency or require high throughput from the databases, migrating the application tier to Microsoft Azure while leaving Oracle databases on-premises isn’t a viable option. Oracle Database Service for Azure delivers low-latency database access and high database-to-application throughput for on-premises workloads migrated to multicloud environments built on Azure and OCI. In such a multicloud architecture, Azure applications can take advantage of high availability features and performance optimizations that are only available on OCI. The service’s private tunnel, enabled by Oracle Interconnect for Azure, delivers a private, low-latency connection between the two cloud environments.

Migrating on-premises workloads to public cloud
The diagram shows on-premises on the left with an arrow going left to right and areas for Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) on the right. The on-premises section has icons for PeopleSoft, custom apps, and Oracle Database. In the section on the right, the Microsoft Azure area has icons for PeopleSoft and custom apps. Also in the section on the right, the OCI area has icons for Exadata Database Service, Autonomous Database, and Base Database Service. The Microsoft Azure and OCI areas are connected by a bidirectional arrow labeled "private tunnel."

Multicloud deployment with applications on Azure and databases on OCI

Azure customers can move from self-managed Oracle Database products to fully managed services that are rightsized for their workloads, meet availability requirements, and include built-in backups. Though Oracle Database Standard Edition and Oracle Database Enterprise Edition can run on Azure, OCI is the only public cloud that provides Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA). Technologies that OCI enables through MAA include Oracle Exadata Database Service and Oracle Real Application Clusters. Oracle Autonomous Database, a service unique to OCI, is a fully automated database service that makes it easy to develop and deploy applications.

Multicloud deployment with applications on Azure and databases on OCI
The diagram shows Microsoft Azure on the left with an arrow going left to right and areas for Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) on the right. The Azure section on the left includes icons for E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, and Oracle Database. In the section on the right, the Azure area includes icons for E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft. Also in the section on the right, the OCI area has icons for Exadata Database Service, Autonomous Database, and Base Database Service. The Microsoft Azure and OCI areas are connected by a bidirectional arrow labeled “private tunnel."
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With Oracle Database Service for Azure, your database resources reside in an OCI account that’s linked to your Azure account through an Oracle-managed, private cross-cloud Interconnect. You need a current Azure account to use Oracle Database Service for Azure.

Announcing Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure

Today at Microsoft Inspire, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, and Larry Ellison, chairman and CTO of Oracle Corporation, announced the availability of Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure.

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