Migrate Oracle Workloads to Oracle AI Database@Azure

About this episode

This episode covers the migration of Oracle Database workloads to Oracle AI Database@Azure and its integration with Microsoft tools for enhanced analytics and AI experiences.

In this episode, learn how to migrate on-premises Oracle Database workloads to Oracle AI Database@Azure, where Oracle database services run on Oracle Exadata infrastructure located inside Azure datacenters. Then see how, once your database is in place, you can modernize faster by connecting Oracle data to Microsoft Fabric for analytics and building AI experiences with Foundry, Copilot Studio—using familiar Azure tools. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 00:58 - What is Oracle AI Database@Azure 05:33 - Azure Portal experience 11:30 - Microsoft integrations (Fabric, Foundry) 14:00 - Agentic experience 15:54 - Wrap up & close Recommended resources Learn Docs Azure Product Page Connect Scott Hanselman | Twitter/X: @SHanselman Oracle AI Database@Azure | LinkedIn: linkedin.com/groups/14707004 Azure Friday | Twitter/X: @AzureFriday Azure | Twitter/X: @Azure

People in this episode

Host: Scott Hanselman

Topics covered

• Oracle Database migration
• Azure integration
• AI experiences
• Microsoft Fabric
• Oracle Exadata infrastructure

Keywords

• Oracle Database
• migration
• Azure
• AI Database
• Microsoft Fabric
• Foundry
• Copilot Studio
• Exadata

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Oracle, Azure

Products: Oracle AI Database@Azure, Microsoft Fabric, Foundry, Copilot Studio

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