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Now why would you see Oracle & AWS in a video together? Think cloud migration & deployment. Daniel Newman talks w/ Karan (Oracle Cloud) and Ruba Borno (Amazon Web Services) to get inside perspectives on the Oracle Database@AWS partnership, zero-ETL integration, and more.

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