A cloud database resides on a private cloud, public cloud, hybrid cloud, and multi-cloud environments. From an application perspective, the database services are identical. The only difference lies in where the database resides. There is an option for databases to be fully managed from a public cloud as an Autonomous Cloud Database from an operational perspective. This Wikibon research focuses on the IT Operational costs for running large mission-critical applications on Oracle Cloud Database Enterprise Edition in an on-premises cloud environment. It compares the operational IT budget costs for a traditional IT datacenter with a multi-vendor Do-It-Yourself (DIY) infrastructure, AWS running Oracle RDS on Outposts, and Oracle Autonomous Database running on Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer X8M powered by 2^nd generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable processors and Intel^® Optane^TM Persistent Memory.

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• Know the IT Cost Comparison between Traditional IT Datacenter, AWS Outposts (Projected), and Autonomous Cloud Database running on Oracle
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• Get Detailed IT Cost Comparison between Traditional IT Datacenter, AWS Outposts, and Oracle Cloud@Customer X8M