What is OCI? Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is Oracle's second-generation cloud platform, designed to run enterprise workloads with high performance, security, and cost-efficiency — competing directly with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
Virtual Machines (VMs) & Bare Metal servers Dedicated Hosts Auto Scaling & High Performance Computing (HPC) Ampere (ARM-based) & GPU instances
Block Storage — high-performance SSD volumes Object Storage — scalable unstructured data File Storage — shared NFS file system Archive Storage — low-cost long-term storage
Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) Load Balancing FastConnect (dedicated private connection) DNS & VPN services
Autonomous Database (self-driving, self-securing) Exadata Cloud Service MySQL, NoSQL, Oracle DB on VM/Bare Metal Oracle Base Database Service
Identity & Access Management (IAM) Cloud Guard (threat detection) Security Zones & Vault (key management) Web Application Firewall (WAF)
OCI AI Services (Vision, Language, Speech, Anomaly Detection) Oracle Data Science Platform Generative AI Service (powered by Cohere & Meta models)
Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) Data Integration & Data Flow Streaming & Events services
The key Pillars of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It will include OCI Compute, Storage, Networking, DB Services, Security, AI & Machine Learning, Analytics & Data and Developer & DevOps.