Name: Migrating Your Oracle Databases to AWS to Modernize Your Business
Start: 2022-10-20T15:00:00Z
End: 2022-10-20T15:00:52.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Navisite is a cloud service provider and AWS Premier Tier Services Partner. Our experts are skilled in helping customers migrate and manage their workloads on AWS with comprehensive enterprise application, data management and managed cloud services. 

The most powerful benefits of the public cloud come from migrating mission-critical enterprise workloads and eliminating costly legacy infrastructure. But these migrations are inherently more complex and often raise concerns. How do you lower risk and ensure migration success?  
  
Join experts from AWS, Navisite and EDF (UK), one of the largest providers of power to UK businesses, for an interactive discussion about the challenges, strategies and solutions for migrating Oracle applications and databases to the cloud.

Join the webinar to learn:
- The top trends with migrating Oracle applications and databases
- Migration strategies including architecture and performance requirements
- How EDF successfully migrated its meter-to-cash business running on Oracle and established a modern IT foundation for growth on AWS

Oracle on AWS: How to Successfully Migrate Mission-Critical Workloads

For SAP customers with large, highly customized environments, moving to the cloud—and specifically to S/4HANA—is often viewed as a massive undertaking, fraught with risks and technical challenges. The good news is there’s a solution for that: low-code. Low-code, cloud-native technologies empower organizations to take highly complex, customized ERPs and incrementally move them to the cloud. The result: the ability to drive innovation and modernization at a significantly reduced risk to the business.

How do you get started? Listen to experts from AWS, Navisite and Pillir, a low-code application PaaS provider, to learn about the benefits of low-code to extend your SAP ecosystem and ease your path to S/4HANA on AWS.

Watch our webinar to learn about:

The benefits of low-code for complex, legacy SAP environments
How AWS and Pillir cloud-native technologies support your move to S/4HANA
Considerations for building a low-code approach into your AWS migration plans

SAP on AWS: Ease Your Path to the Cloud with the Powers of Low-Code

Oracle Exadata is a prime example of an organization’s most complex, mission-critical systems. While these workloads perform well on-premises, many IT teams struggle to chart a path to the cloud, causing costly delays or, worse, stopping these projects altogether. IT teams can only procrastinate for so long before they hit a fork in the road that forces them to reassess what’s best for their business: either continue to invest in on-premises Exadata hardware or migrate Exadata workloads to the public cloud. If you find yourself at one of these crossroads, then now is the time to take a practical look at next steps.
 
Watch our webinar to learn about:

Most common concerns associated with Exadata migrations
Top five benefits of moving Exadata workloads to AWS
How to ensure performance levels with a proven methodology

Cloud Crossroads: 5 Benefits of Moving Oracle Exadata to AWS

Migrating to AWS offers increased scalability, performance, security, and flexibility—but it comes at a cost. The reality is that without a proper cost optimization strategy in place, your bills can quickly get out of hand. This can cause you to put the brakes on strategic cloud deployments to stay within budget. Not managing your cloud costs proactively not only costs you money—it costs you the opportunity to fully realize the benefits of the cloud to transform your business.

Watch our webinar to learn about:

• Cost optimization strategies – from the basics to advanced
• Reserved Instances – the different options and how to leverage them
• Right-sizing resource usage levels
• Powerful tools to help minimize costs and maximize performance

When Cloud Costs Spike! Tips to Lower Your Bills and Boost Performance

Organizations are increasingly moving their infrastructure and applications from older on-premises environments to AWS. As they do so, they realize how self-managing databases can be time-consuming, complex, and expensive. They know they should be spending time innovating and building new applications.

Our Principal Solution Architect Ian Lewis will guide you through the key implications on what it takes to move your Oracle Applications and Databases to AWS and what to consider when making the move to RDS Oracle or Amazon Aurora.

Watch our webinar on-demand to learn:

Best practices for migration planning
AWS native tools and techniques
Cost consideration around migration
A customers’ migration journey to the cloud

Migrating Your Oracle Databases to AWS to Modernize Your Business

Oracle

Modernization

Amazon Web Services

Cloud Migration

Database

Database Management

Cloud Data

Database Performance

Cloud Infrastructure

Public Cloud

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