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Migrate Your Oracle APEX Apps from On-Premises to Autonomous Database

Oracle Application Express (APEX) enables citizen and professional developers to build data-driven web and mobile applications, quickly and easily. APEX is preconfigured and fully managed within Oracle Autonomous Database. Simply move your data, APEX applications, and on-premises RESTful services into your new cloud environment.

Watch this tech classroom and learn how to migrate your APEX applications to the cloud with Autonomous Database.

Convert Your Spreadsheet to a Low Code Application in Minutes

Oracle Application Express (APEX) uses low-code development to let you build data-driven apps quickly without having to learn complex web technologies.

In this hands-on lab, you’ll create an APEX workspace and build a fully functional low code application from a spreadsheet.

Moving legacy applications to containers

Legacy applications are not typically considered for public cloud deployments because of security, regulatory, data locality, or performance concerns. Containers make many of the services offered by public cloud providers possible and help increase automation. Migrating legacy applications to containers removes barriers to modernization. Red Hat® OpenShift® helps organizations complete this migration, letting them respond better to changing business demands. Read this brief to learn more.

Your open hyperconverged infrastructure to-do list

An open hyperconverged infrastructure is a great way to reduce deployment complexity, operational overhead, and expenses. RedHat can help you build an open source-based infrastructure that will work for you now and in the future. Use this checklist to determine if you have everything your business needs to implement an open hyperconverged infrastructure.

Storage Patterns for Kubernetes for Dummies

Have you run containers and discovered that storage isn’t as simple as mounting a directory? Perhaps you have exposure to Kubernetes and have discovered volumes but need more? The vast and flexible world of hyper converged infrastructure and how that can be implemented with Kubernetes can help. Beyond understanding the pieces and parts, Kubernetes brings it all together with concrete examples of how your applications can benefit from enhanced storage capabilities.

Accelerate your devops with Openshift

In this datasheet, you’ll learn how Red Hat® OpenShift®—an application container platform—helps development and IT operations teams embrace DevOps to better modernize existing apps and deliver new ones with an accelerated delivery process.

Checklist: 10 considerations for Kubernetes deployments

Learn how these 10 considerations for Kubernetes deployments can help organizations successfully start container development.

eBay Scales Up Mobile Marketing with AppsFlyer

In the early days of eBay’s mobile marketing efforts, the team chose a basic attribution setup that enabled them to connect with a handful of advertising partners. Every such integration required extensive resources from eBay, an investment of numerous man-hours by multiple teams.

eBay’s business goals for their mobile app matured over time, requiring a more elaborate, scalable, agile attribution provider. The solution that answered their needs was AppsFlyer, offering self-serve access to an ecosystem of over 5,700 advertising and technological partners. AppsFlyer enabled eBay to integrate quickly with multiple partners around the world, test the value of each and optimize quickly.

8 reasons why Citrix Desktops-as-a-Service is right for your business

To meet the increasing demands of customers and the expanding mobile workforce, organizations of all sizes are moving toward an always connected workplace—where employees can work from anywhere and on any device.

Today, small and mid-sized businesses are turning to Desktops-as-a-Service (DaaS), which enables workers to access the apps and data they need to get their job done as well as provide IT with cost efficiencies and centralized management.

Technology is complex. Desktops-as-a-Service is not.

Technology is Complex. Desktops-as-a-Service is not.

Your Windows desktop and Microsoft productivity applications are the technology lifeblood of your business.

It’s where you run your business and how your employees get work done. From communicating with customers and processing orders to managing finances and working on your most sensitive documents—Microsoft is front and center.

Citrix Managed Desktops

Citrix Managed Desktops is a service solution that provides your team with a secure high-definition experience that allows you to access your work from anywhere. Built on the Microsoft Azure cloud, this simple solution is easy to set up and manage giving you more time to focus on your business and less time on your IT.

Balance Cost and Performance when Migrating On-premises Oracle Databases to the Cloud

Although the cloud may have once looked like a fad, predictions of a $266.4 billion—and growing—market in public cloud services1 suggest the fad has become a business reality. The new frontier is to strike the right cost-performance balance so that cloud computing actually does save more money than it costs.

Shortly after you join the growing number of database administrators tasked with migrating on-premises Oracle databases to the cloud, you’ll confront several questions:

Which cloud service is the best fit for your organization?

Which of your Oracle databases is best suited for a migration to the cloud?

How will you minimize downtime and avoid data loss during the migration?

How will you monitor database performance and ensure scalability without blowing your budget?

Do you have the tools to replicate Oracle data between on-premises infrastructure and the cloud?

Perhaps most important, will you really lower your Oracle licensing costs and avoid platform lock-in to any single cloud provider?

This solution brief is designed to guide DBAs through the process of migrating an on-premises Oracle database to a cloud service such as Amazon Web Services (AWS)2, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Balance Cost and Performance when Migrating On-premises Oracle Databases to the Cloud

Although the cloud may have once looked like a fad, predictions of a $266.4 billion—and growing—market in public cloud services1 suggest the fad has become a business reality. The new frontier is to strike the right cost-performance balance so that cloud computing actually does save more money than it costs.

Shortly after you join the growing number of database administrators tasked with migrating on-premises Oracle databases to the cloud, you’ll confront several questions:

Which cloud service is the best fit for your organization?

Which of your Oracle databases is best suited for a migration to the cloud?

How will you minimize downtime and avoid data loss during the migration?

How will you monitor database performance and ensure scalability without blowing your budget?

Do you have the tools to replicate Oracle data between on-premises infrastructure and the cloud?

Perhaps most important, will you really lower your Oracle licensing costs and avoid platform lock-in to any single cloud provider?

This solution brief is designed to guide DBAs through the process of migrating an on-premises Oracle database to a cloud service such as Amazon Web Services (AWS)2, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Location Matters: Considerations for Moving to the Cloud.

Today, it’s no longer a question of moving IT to the cloud — it’s about choosing the best way to do it for your particular business requirements.

Before any cloud migration takes place, you’ll need to make some big decisions about which models make the most sense for your business.

The deployment model describes how you will use the chosen infrastructure, regardless of whether it is located on- or off-premises and who owns the actual equipment.
On the other hand, a service model describes the degree of management and control you want over what you run on the cloud infrastructure.

This eBook explores these considerations and more that could affect your decision. Download this eBook with Quest to learn how to choose the right deployment model for your business.

The DBA’s High Availability and Disaster Recovery Survival Guide

We’ve arrived at the peak of the digital transformation learning curve, where customer demand is driving businesses to deliver outstanding service at all times.

For DBAs, this means you need to single- handedly ensure business continuity is maintained at all times, including scenarios when disaster strikes. You’re taking on the herculean task of maintaining consistent uptime for databases that support data centers, customer portals, web ordering systems and more ... even when no one notices.

Since databases are critical to business operations, DBAs have great responsibility in keeping their organization up and running. For modern, IT-dependent businesses, this means ensuring high avail- ability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR). Learn more about the critical role DBAs play in any organization with this eBook by Quest.