Oracle Push Cloud Theme WebLogic 12c Application Server

As a Java program server, WebLogic Server 12c will be the backbone of Oracle company exalogic Application Server devices.

According to Oracle's website, the company plans to publish the latest version of its flagship application server WebLogic in an online event on December 1.

In WebLogic Server 12c, the letter "C" is the abbreviation for "cloud" (that is, cloud services). This version replaces the previous version of WebLogic server11g that was released in July 2009.

"Many companies now want to use cloud devices," Oracle said in a statement on its website. "But in order to handle existing businesses, it operators still need to use and invest in existing equipment." With Oracle WebLogic, we can help you both. ”

WebLogic 12c will be the backbone of Oracle's Exalogic Application Manager device, and the current Exadata database device and its most recently released public cloud services dominate the field.

Through Exalogic and WebLogic cloud services, users can build their own private cloud clients and easily transfer applications.

The WebLogic 12c contains a number of new features, including the Java ee6,active Gridlink for RAC (real creator clusters), traffic director, and virtual Assembly Builder.

The existing high-end WebLogic package is priced at $45,000 per processor, plus a 9,900 dollar technical support fee each year. It is unclear whether Oracle will increase the price of WebLogic 12c.

WebLogic 12c faces competition from many other Java application servers, including the JBoss of Red Hat and the IBM WebSphere, and even Oracle's own glassfish. GlassFish was obtained by Oracle acquisition of Sun Microsystem.

GlassFish costs USD 5,000 per processor, plus 1,100 USD maintenance per year, about half the cost of the WebLogic Server Standard Edition. In addition, GlassFish has a free community support version.

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