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Is Oracle On Azure a Good Idea? Here are Five Good Reasons Why.

It is an indisputable fact that migrating your business data to the cloud has become relatively more accessible these days.

By Avneet KPublished 3 years ago 3 min read
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With the advancement of SQL Database, it has made it possible for all small, medium, and large businesses to save money and scale efficiently.

No doubt, there are a lot of applications on Microsoft cloud platform, but it has been said that Azure SQL is the best. And here are some of the reasons why you should use Azure SQL.

1. Blocking and Non-Blocking Transactions - Azure SQL helps in protecting data, concurrent modifications, and use row-versioning to get transactional consistency. It also allows you to decide if you want to use locks and you can easily read the data without compromising on scalability and consistency.

2. High Cryptocurrency with Memory Optimised Tables - The memory optimised tables use a sophisticated lock-free mechanism which is known as multi-version concurrency control. This helps in achieving high concurrency while getting transaction support. The best part is you can use Azure SQL for thousands of transactions.

3. Encryption and Row-Level Security - The Azure SQL offers several levels of encryption. You can enable the protection from a row to the entire database. The row-level security allows you to set who can limit the view to see specific rows.

There are some Data masking techniques in Azure SQL, which helps in exposing some part of the data while keeping the privacy intact.

4. Various Options - Azure SQL has delivered support for all programming languages including C, Java, Node, Go, and Python. Everything you use on Azure SQL is compatible on SQL Server, and it runs on Windows, Linux, and Edge Devices. This helps the users to choose from multiple deployment options.

5. Relational Features - Azure SQL offers support to generate, consume, query and manipulate JSON. It comes with good support via node and edge types using Cypher.

It offers full support to the Geospatial Consortium for location-aware applications. All these features are useful when you need them. You can also get help from existing relationship engines to optimise JSON queries.

Azure Integration with OCI

You can run Oracle Applications in Azure infrastructure which is connected to backend databases in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The solution uses the following capabilities:

Cross-Cloud Networking

Use direct interconnect between Azure ExpressRoute and Oracle Fast

Connect to establish high-bandwidth and private connections.

Integrated Identity

Set up federated identity between Azure AD and Oracle IDCS to create a single source for the solutions.

Certified Applications

Oracle has certified applications to run in Azure when connecting to a database via the Azure interconnect solution in E-Business Suite, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, PeopleSoft, Oracle Retail Applications, and Oracle Financial Management.

You can run Oracle applications in Azure infrastructure which is connected to backend databases in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

The ultimate and true result is their impact on your IT systems and assets. The IT providers who are trustworthy provide a higher level of service that helps in keeping your IT business up and running. When there are a lot of problems, you will understand why and what is being done to resolve the issues.

Besides, a trustworthy, managed service provider will also ensure you have easy access to your assets. They will indeed hold passwords to specific systems, but they will be eager to help you get access as soon as you need it.

On the other hand, untrustworthy providers will provide lower-quality service, and the user will face more frequent IT issues. They may be able to access your assets with slow responses to requests for passwords or system access.

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