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How Oracle Is Embracing Cloud-Native Technology to Enable Applications

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Sean Michael Kerner
Jan 2, 2019

The term “cloud-native” is increasingly being used by organizations and vendors alike as a new paradigm shift for how applications can run and be deployed in the cloud.

For Bob Quillin, Vice President for Oracle Cloud Developer Relations, cloud-native isn’t just about technology it’s also about people and process. Quillin sold his company StackEngine to Oracle in December 2015 and has been at Oracle ever since, helping to mature Oracle’s container strategy. In a video interview with eWEEK, Quillin provides insight how Oracle views the emerging need for multicloud and what cloud-native is all about.

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Sean Michael Kerner

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