Oracle announced that it has launched 'Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure', which provides core infrastructure services to the end of the network based on movable edge devices (RED).
The company explained that the Oracle Roving Edge infrastructure that supports running cloud workloads over long distances allows enterprise organizations to leverage Oracle Cloud Services anytime, anywhere.
Oracle is a leading provider of cloud transformation for enterprise customers based on a comprehensive cloud portfolio, including 29 Oracle Cloud Regions, Oracle Government Clouds, and 6 Oracle-Microsoft Azure Interworking Regions worldwide (Oracle-Microsoft Azure It offers an integrated hybrid cloud strategy, including public cloud products covering Interconnect regions.
Oracle's hybrid cloud solution includes Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud @ Customer, Oracle Exadata Cloud @ Customer, Oracle VMware Cloud Solution, and this time. It is composed of the released Oracle Roving Edge infrastructure and provides customers with operational flexibility and a high level of control depending on location, the company explained.
Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure is based on a ruggedized server node that is easy to move and scale, Removable Edge Device (RED), which provides core infrastructure services, platform software, enterprise-level security, and applications at the network end and connectivity. Serve directly to the broken position.
This allows customers to run cloud applications and workloads directly where they need it, such as machine learning inference, real-time data integration, and replication, augmented analytics, and query-intensive data warehouses. It also provides cloud computing and storage services to the network ends of government and corporate organizations, enabling low latency processing near the point of data creation and collection, making it much easier to gain insights from relevant data in a timely manner.
For a consistent and integrated experience, Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure is designed to be more mobile and scaled with less dependence on network connectivity based on interfaces and workflows similar to those of the customer's existing Oracle cloud infrastructure. Oracle RED devices feature high-performance hardware consisting of 40 CPUs, NVIDIA T4 Tensor Core GPUs, 512MB RAM, 61TB of storage, and 5-15 node groups in a single cluster at a cost of $160 per node per day (worth 180,000 won). Can be clustered.
IDC Sriram Subramanian Research Director said, “With the launch of Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure, Oracle has repeatedly expanded its hybrid cloud product line to enable customers to utilize public cloud wherever they need it.” “Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure "In addition to other solutions in the product line, we offer a number of deployment and control options for our customers' most critical workloads."
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