AWS and Oracle love to take shots at each other, but as much as Amazon has knocked Oracle over the years, it was forced to admit that it was in fact a customer. Today in a company blog post, the company announced it was shedding Oracle for AWS databases, and had effectively turned off its final Oracle database.
The move involved 75 petabytes of internal data stored in nearly 7,500 Oracle databases, according to the company. "I am happy to report that this database migration effort is now complete. Amazon’s Consumer business just turned off its final Oracle database (some third-party applications are tightly bound to Oracle and were not migrated)," AWS's Jeff Barr wrote in the company blog post announcing the migration.
More than 100 consumer services have been moved to AWS databases, including customer-facing tools like Alexa, Amazon Prime and Twitch, among others. It also moved internal tools like AdTech, its fulfillment system, external payments and ordering. These are not minor matters. They are the heart and soul of Amazon's operations.
Submitted October 15, 2019 at 05:55PM by coolcomfort123 https://ift.tt/32jTUj0
