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And we’re super close on #AWS to the same milestone. Migrating off #Oracle to purpose built cloud-scale DBs for the AWS services I owned brought the same benefits - better speed, cost, latency & availability. Nothing to lose but the onerous licensing and audits #ByeFelicia https://t.co/NYTSUgCA2u
— Joshua ?? ☁️ (@joshuaseattle) October 15, 2019
I had the honor of participating in this from the @dynamodb side. Not only is this better for Amazon Consumer, in the process, it also forced @dynamodb to become even better, benefiting ALL customers. https://t.co/hyBTh25uQM
— Jim Scharf (@jim_scharf) October 15, 2019
A trip down the memory lane. When I joined Amazon 14 years ago, my very first project was to add a simple feature to one of our backend services. The service was backed by an Oracle database, and the feature required addition of a new table, and a few extra columns. 1/n https://t.co/3oSFztT7Gx
— Joe Magerramov (@_joemag) October 15, 2019
I've been putting off backing up my photos for a year, and then I read this https://t.co/Mwi7pyEa48
— Dave Lee (@DaveLeeBBC) October 15, 2019
Never underestimate Bezos. Especially not when you call him out repeatedly. Because this happens. https://t.co/P8b4zY7JWr
— Jon Masters (@jonmasters) October 16, 2019
If people want to know how a “company” can go from one of Oracle’s largest customers to not using them at all the real key is having a CEO like @jeffawilke. He made it a priority for the entire consumer organization, and kept it there for the few years it took to pull it off. https://t.co/XhEsyxRUkY
— Hal Berenson (@halberenson) October 16, 2019
We just shut down the last Oracle database connected to Amazon’s consumer business and migrated 75 petabytes – from more than 100 teams – to AWS. Instead of saying “I have more urgent things to do,” teams worked with the long-term benefit in mind. https://t.co/PqXziuvscq
— Jeff Wilke (@jeffawilke) October 15, 2019
Some deep enterprise lessons from Amazon ditching Oracle: Migration Complete - Amazon's Consumer Business Just Turned off its Final Oracle Database https://t.co/3nGKl0EN1Y via @awscloud
— pankaj mishra (@pankajontech) October 15, 2019
We're free in 3... 2... 1! Amazon unhooks its last Oracle database, nothing breaks and life goes on: No Big Red now in use other than by third-party apps, firm claims Amazon has turned off its final Oracle database, completing a migration effort that has… https://t.co/Bno8kUssqg pic.twitter.com/jbMHtgP7GL
— Zion Tech Group (@ZionTechGroup2) October 16, 2019
Amazon's consumer business says bye bye to Oracle databases, moves to AWS https://t.co/RSZ1sNoEPV by @ldignan
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) October 15, 2019
$AMZN $ORCLhttps://t.co/4NOwhCkUhx
— Beyond Wall Street ? (@gualestrit) October 16, 2019
AmazonがOracle DB抜きでオペレーション出来るってそりゃそうだろうなとは思うけど、あの規模が本当にこうなると感慨深い。
— touya (@touya_huji) October 16, 2019
Amazon migrates more than 100 consumer services from Oracle to AWS databases https://t.co/obMRKJZALz via @techcrunch
These things are so cute. A good way to keep thousands of engineers busy all the time.https://t.co/pBLa7DsxiS
— Avlesh Singh (@avlesh) October 16, 2019
Amazon migrates more than 100 consumer services from Oracle to AWS databases – TechCrunch https://t.co/Q0P2b9vvue pic.twitter.com/tRS6mIy5Ui
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) October 15, 2019