Introduction

Oracle Compute Infrastructure (OCI) is the next generation cloud platform run by Oracle. Like some of its competitors, Oracle offers an always free tier where you can access a range of cloud products and services without having to pay anything ever. And while you will need to provide credit card information to prove that you are not a bot, it will not going to be charged unless you explicitly upgrade to a paid account.

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A couple of days ago, there was an interesting discussion on Twitter about joins and scalability, following Franck Pachot’s article that itself is basically a reply to another article by a NoSQL expert and a DynamoDB evangelist Alex Debrie.

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