Oracle Big Data Cloud Services

Ready to use and secured Big Data Environment.

Integrates Oracle Big Data Technologies with open source tools.

Provides most complete and optimized big data management system.

Fully elastic start from 3 node up to 60 for per cluster.

With automated lifecycle management and one-click security, Oracle Big Data Cloud Service is designed to optimally and securely run a wide variety of big data workloads and technologies while simplifying operations.

Highly competible infrastructure with new emerging technologies

Oracle Big Data Cloud Service gives you access to the resources of a preconfigured Oracle Big Data environment, including a complete installation of the Cloudera Distribution Including Apache Hadoop (CDH) and Apache Spark. Use Oracle Big Data Cloud Service to capture and analyze the massive volumes of data generated by different channels like social media, sensors, databases, web pages etc

Oracle Big Data Cloud Service with Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service enables organizations to analyze data across Hadoop, NoSQL, and Oracle Database Service while leveraging their existing SQL skills

Easy to begin!

Secured (Preconfigured Kerberos and LDAP auth)

Oracle hosts the big data machine environment.

Focus on development.

You get full interoperability with your on-premises Oracle Databases

Pay as you go.

Add temporary resources with one click when you need.

You get the benefits of using a big data system without purchasing and maintaining hardware, and without having to orchestrate complex tasks, such as upgrades.

You can use your familiar tools and techniques.

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