Yesterday, at the ongoing KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2018, the Oracle team introduced the Oracle Cloud Native Framework. This framework provides developers with cloud native solution for public cloud, on premises and hybrid cloud deployments. The Oracle Cloud Native Framework supports modern cloud native and traditional applications like, WebLogic, Java, and database. It comprises of the recently announced Oracle Linux Cloud Native Environment and Oracle cloud infrastructure native services. The Oracle Cloud Native Framework supports both dev and ops so it can be used by startups and enterprises.
The Oracle Cloud Native Framework provides cloud-native capabilities and offerings to the customers by using the open standards established by CNFC.
Don Johnson, executive vice president, product development, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure said, “With the growing popularity of the CNCF as a unifying and organizing force in the cloud native ecosystem and organizations increasingly embracing multi cloud and hybrid cloud models, developers should have the flexibility to build and deploy their applications anywhere they choose without the threat of cloud vendor lock-in. Oracle is making this a reality,”
To know more about this news, check out the press release.
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