Deutsche Bank Technology Transformation Oracle Private Database Cloud
Deutsche Bank migrated roughly 1,300 Oracle databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, shifting its core data operations into a private cloud environment. This move aims to slash energy consumption by half while lowering overall infrastructure costs, effectively consolidating a massive legacy database footprint into a modern, managed cloud setting for the bank’s internal technology needs.
This setup suits large enterprises with extensive Oracle estates seeking significant operational efficiencies rather than small-scale developers. The primary trade-off is the absence of any free tier, requiring a strict pay-as-you-go commitment from the start. Without a trial option, teams must budget carefully for ongoing consumption, making it less accessible for those testing cloud database concepts before committing to full-scale migration.
- Free tier No
- Pricing Pay as you go
- Regions 8 · 5 continents
- SLA uptime 99.99%
- Compliance 13 certifications
- Provider health B
Decision score
Computed from catalog breadth, pricing, provider reliability (uptime & SLA), community signal, and ecosystem (compliance & regions). Weighted equally.
Trust & reach via Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
- C5
- CSA STAR
- FedRAMP
- GDPR
- HIPAA
- ISO 27001
- ISO 27017
- ISO 27018
- ISO 9001
- PCI DSS
- SOC 1 Type II
- SOC 2 Type II
- compute99.99%
- database99.95%
- networking99.99%
- storage99.99%
8 regions across 5 continents
- Asia
- Europe
- North America
- Oceania
- South America