
Explore Oracle cloud fundamentals, comparing cloud computing models and CapEx versus OpEx, then launch the Oracle cloud console and begin hands-on with accounts, users, and administration.
Explore the essentials of cloud computing, including pay-as-you-go models, scalability, IaaS, PaaS, FaaS, and SaaS, and how major providers support startups, machine learning workloads, and scalable apps.
Explore cloud applications, cloud backup, and disaster recovery across multiple regions and data centers, with healthcare seven-year and finance three-year data retention in Oracle cloud fundamentals.
Explore the layers of a multi-platform architecture—front end mobile and web, back end API and middleware, and a centralized database—and how rest apis provide consistent data access.
Explore database fundamentals with relational and NoSQL models, and examine big data as a distributed system that handles vast, diverse user behavior data for analytics.
Contrast RDBMS with NoSQL, showing structured tables with primary keys versus flexible stores; compare data access speed and how schema changes, like adding columns, influence feature deployment.
Explore cloud native concepts and Cloud Foundry, and analyze cloud migration, cloud storage, and cloud marketplace within public, private, and hybrid environments offered by cloud service providers.
Explore how containers bundle applications with dependencies into portable images, compare containers with virtual machines and sandboxes, and see how Docker and Kubernetes enable scalable cloud deployments.
Explain how a content delivery network uses distributed services and geographic proximity to deliver content with low latency, selecting the nearest data center to serve user requests.
Explore customer relationship management by using CRM applications to manage sales, service, and marketing campaigns, track leads through the marketing funnel, and gain insights into customer responses.
Implement cloud data migration within hybrid architectures, moving data from on-premise sources to cloud targets. Build ETL pipelines to extract, transform, and load data into Salesforce and Power BI.
DevOps automates compiling, building, and deploying code from GitHub to servers, running code quality checks and tests, and enforcing quality gates, while supporting agile practices and rapid development.
Explore how Oracle's enterprise resource planning integrates modules to manage data across finance, CRM, and human resources, offered as a service with extensibility and patches to meet regulatory changes.
Learn how federated databases unify data from independent systems into a single view, with Oracle ERP examples, and explore hybrid cloud architecture.
Learn how a hypervisor partitions a physical system into multiple virtual machines and assigns resources, with VMware leading the early virtualization approach in cloud infrastructure.
Explore how an integrated development environment (IDE) accelerates coding by providing necessary solutions as you work, prompts corrections, and speeds up development with a rich set of programming features.
Explore how a load balancer distributes traffic from multiple sources using round-robin and CPU-aware rules, with EF5 and other cloud load balancers routing requests intelligently.
Explore how load balancers distribute requests across multiple nodes behind infrastructure. See how cloud service providers and managed services give control over network design.
Explore microservices architecture as a solution to monolithic design, isolating create, read, update, and delete operations into independent services to enable parallel updates, fault isolation, and a scalable back end.
Explore multicloud architectures that integrate multiple vendors and service providers, combining the best features of each cloud to run applications efficiently.
Explain multitenant, shared resource pools and on demand self-service provisioning, then define on premise data centers and contrast them with cloud deployment models in Oracle cloud fundamentals.
Discover open source software, where teams extend built functionality, with Visual Studio Code highlighted as a key open source example increasingly embraced by organizations.
Compare virtual machines and containers to show how hypervisors create multiple guest operating systems while container engines run applications with binaries and libraries on a shared host operating system.
Explore how Oracle ERP Cloud compares to SAP and Dynamics 365, highlighting fusion middleware, enterprise service bus, localization for 120 countries, tax calculations, and modular finance analytics.
Explore how finance and inventory data flow between on-premises systems and Oracle Cloud using ISIS integration and Oracle Cloud integration patterns. Highlight a hybrid cloud approach that migrates modules gradually.
Explains cloud and on-prem integration, data migration to cloud during enterprise-level migration, decommissioning ABC, migrating finance and inventory data to cloud to preserve reporting and provide centralized visibility.
Learn how to create an Oracle Cloud account, claim free credits, and explore services like autonomous database, virtual machines, object storage, and analytics during a 30-day trial.
learn how to create a virtual machine in Oracle cloud by selecting region and availability domain, choosing image and VM shape, configuring CPU, memory, networking, and login credentials.
Organize access with compartments, groups, and policies, and manage identity and security using policy and IAM concepts, while exploring Oracle Cloud's compute, storage, networking, databases, analytics, and developer services.
Regardless if you are new to Cloud practice or already had a good experience, this course is going to benefit you in all ways.
I am a full-stack developer and solution architect with 13+ years of experience. I previously worked on Oracle BPMN and other BPMN solutions. I worked on many Oracle products before creating this course. This course is crafted based on the industry requirement and needs to implement Oracle cloud from small to large scale.
By following this course, you should be able to take important decisions related to understand the comparison among different cloud providers. This may be helpful for your department and organization.
Also this is very useful course for those who are new to Software Engineering as well. While explaining Oracle cloud, I also covered important topics on Software Engineering like DevOps and Agile practices. This course is the latest and greatest.
This course is created for beginners to advance level. No prerequisites for this course. I planned to cover hands-on as well so that you may use this course more practically.
Below are the key areas that are touched in this course along with hands-on exercises on cloud environment.
Cloud Computing
Cloud Application
Rest API
Database, Example of BigData use cases
RDBMS vs NoSQL
Container, an example of docker and Kubernetes
Content Delivery Network - CDN
Customer Relationship Management - CRM
Cloud Data Migration
Extract Transform Load - ETL
DevOps & Agile
What is ERP?
What is Hybrid Cloud?
What is Hypervisor?
What is IDE?
What is Load Balancer?
What is Microservices?
What is MultiTenancy ?
What is Onpremise?
What is OpenSource?
Cloud Terminology Misc
What is Container?
Container vs VM
How to create Oracle Cloud Account
SAP vs Oracle
Oracle Console brief introduction
Create VM on oracle cloud
Overview of Oracle Cloud Services