Oracle pushes public cloud service criticism Salesforce is a cockroach house

Oracle CEO Ellison Larry http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16528.html ">ellison" unveiled the company's public cloud computing service at the OpenWorld conference in Thursday.

But Mr. Ellison also stressed that Oracle's cloud-computing services were not compatible with Salesforce, which used custom programming languages such as apex and proprietary technology. He also criticized the way Salesforce, that this is a closed way of thinking, like "cockroach House" can only enter, not out.

Oracle will use this to compete with companies like Amazon, Rackspace and Salesforce. Mr. Ellison said the public cloud service would be available on a monthly basis, with built-in resource management, security, data exchange and integration, resilient requirements, and virus scanning.

The public cloud service will integrate PAAs (platform-service) and SaaS (software-services) capabilities to run fusion applications, various extensions, and customer-developed applications, Ellison said. He has repeatedly stressed that the service will adopt industry standards, allowing users to easily transfer Oracle-hosted programs to the enterprise's data centers or companies such as Amazon to provide cloud services.

But Mr. Ellison did not say when Oracle would launch a public cloud service.

In addition, Oracle has introduced the so-called "Oracle social network", integrating social networking functions with fusion applications. Facilitate users to use similar functions with Facebook to collaborate within an enterprise or between enterprises and compete with Salesforce chatter services.

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