Cloud computing in Oracle

I m SQL / PLSQL developer
Are thr any courses in oracle cloud which can be helpful to me ?
How we can relate SQL / PLSQL and cloud computing ?

SShubhangi wrote:
I m SQL / PLSQL developer
Are thr any courses in oracle cloud which can be helpful to me ?
How we can relate SQL / PLSQL and cloud computing ?You can check the below link ( that posted earlier by Kamran ) :
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=637
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If you want to use Oracle cloud computing for oracle.You must register in oracle website to use for trail period because it is not free.You can register for user account.You can use this url to register:=>
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