Oracle Exadata vs. Oracle NoSQL Database vs. Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure vs. dbForge Studio for SQL Server Comparison Chart

Oracle Exadata is the best place to run Oracle Database, simplifying digital transformations, increasing database performance, and reducing costs. Customers achieve higher availability, greater performance, and up to 40% lower cost with Oracle Exadata, as described in Wikibon’s analysis. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle Cloud@Customer, and on-premises deployment options enable customers to modernize database infrastructure, move enterprise applications to the cloud, and rapidly implement digital transformations. Oracle Exadata allows customers to run Oracle Database with the same high performance, scale, and availability wherever needed. Workloads easily move between on-premises data centers, Cloud@Customer deployments, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, enabling customers to modernize operations and reduce costs.

Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure accelerates deployment of cloud workloads outside the data center. Ruggedized Oracle Roving Edge Devices (Oracle REDs) deliver cloud computing and storage services at the edge of networks and in disconnected locations, allowing faster processing close to the data source and enabling faster insights into the data. Existing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) virtual machines (VMs) and object storage can be synchronized to Oracle Roving Edge devices using the same portal and tenancy tooling as our public regions. Public and private sector customers can deploy OCI services outside Oracle Cloud Regions and Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer. Field operations teams can achieve extremely low latency for delay-sensitive cloud applications locally instead of relying on remote services with multiple network hops. Compact, portable server nodes bring Oracle Cloud Infrastructure capabilities to remote locations, even when they are completely disconnected.