Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise Reviews

Name: Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise
Brand: Oracle
Rating: 3.8 (18 reviews)

3.8 out of 5

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What is Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise?

Oracle Mobile Cloud Service provides everything you need to build out your enterprise mobile strategy using innovative, state-of-the-art tools.

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Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise is the #8 ranked solution in top Mobile App Platforms and #16 ranked solution in top Mobile Development Platforms. PeerSpot users give Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise an average rating of 7.6 out of 10. Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise is most commonly compared to PhoneGap: Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise vs PhoneGap.

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Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise

February 2025

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it_user426078

Head - Enterprise Mobility Partnerships / Oracle Mobility Consultant at RapidValue

I would highly recommend Oracle MAF as it is: * Single Platform – It handles end-to-end life cycle for enterprise mobility solutions. * Hybrid Framework – It supports developing Android and iOS applications with Single Source Code. * Easy for Developers - to adopt using existing skills It supports standard technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript Java forms the core for Business Logic. It is available as a plug-in for both JDeveloper 12.1.3 and Eclipse IDEs. * Speeds up UI development: It is based on MVC framework, It consists of in-built UI components and CSS features, It uses declarative custom components for drag & drop development, The platform enables accessing device features such as camera, contacts, GPS etc. using in-built Cordova plug-in, Additional plug-ins which allows extension of app’s functionality such as barcode scanning is also available, It supports development of applications that can work in offline mode by using local SQLite database, Developers can debug the applications using the framework. * Security – It includes extended enterprise security with in-built security framework.

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it_user137895

Vice President Certus Cloud Solutions at Certus Solutions

Oracle thought a lot about the integration with their products with their wider portfolio of products, their own premise applications. That's fine, where people are using a very straightforward integration but more and more you see people that have got a landscape that no one had considered, or it's their first time with Oracle and the rest of that portfolio is very, very different. There is lots of different things that people want to integrate with and some of that needs to be improved. There needs to be more integration points, more APIs. The obvious ones are all there and they are all catered for, but for almost every customer, you find something new. One of the great things about cloud is these come along very quickly once they've been identified.

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it_user415716

Solution Architect at a tech services company with 201-500 employees

From my point of view, it would be desirable if Swagger would also be supported as a valid description format for custom APIs. Currently, there's only support for RAML. In addition, it would be good to include further security mechanisms, e.g., allowing authentication via client certificates, which is currently not supported. Custom API can be based on RAML documents (v0.8) and it is also possible to export the RAML document of an implemented Custom API. This makes custom API creation as well as Mobile app implementation more efficient since there is a common API description available. With respect to other Cloud Services, like Oracle API Platform Cloud Service, it would be desirable if Custom APIs in MCS can also be based on the Swagger, respectively, Open API documentation format, to be more consistent regarding the overall Oracle Cloud platform, and to be more interoperable between different Platform as a Service (PaaS) offerings. A second thing that I wanted to mention is that it would be nice to include more features, in the area of security, with respect to authentication and authorization. Currently, Mobile Backends can be secured by leveraging HTTP Basic Authentication and OAuth2. I’d be happy to see support for a further mechanism, like allowing authentication via client certificates, which would also allow to uniquely identify the device sending specific requests. Currently, you’d need to fully establish a Mobile Device Management solution to achieve this, which is not required in every case. Adding more features in the security area would give users more flexibility.

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Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise mindshare

As of March 2025, the mindshare of Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise in the Mobile App Platforms category stands at 4.0%, up from 1.4% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

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PhoneGap	4.5	2.7%	100%	2 interviews Add to research

Valuable Features

Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise offers task flows, hybrid application framework, and cross-platform deployment. It supports developing one code base for multiple OSs like iOS, Android, and Windows. With Java integration, drag-and-drop UI components, connectors for backend services, custom API creation, and built-in security features, it enhances efficiency. Users appreciate offline functionality, cloud service integrations, and built-in authentication. The platform also aids chatbot development and supports Oracle ADF skills, making it versatile for various applications.

"Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Service helps us to deliver the application much more quickly, as it comes with built-in platform APIs for storage, push notifications, analytics, etc."

Room for Improvement

Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise requires improvements in app performance and file size optimization. Enhanced integration capabilities and more APIs are needed for diverse user environments. Quick deployment of patches and comprehensive documentation are crucial. Users seek better security features, particularly in authentication. There is a demand for improved UI templates and more efficient re-use of elements. Enhancing mobile app analytics and supporting additional features like client certificate authentication are also desired.

"One of the key areas in which MCS needs improvement is documentation. New features, like Zero Footprint SSO, need better documentation with detailed integration steps."

Pricing

Enterprise users find Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise pricing and licensing complex and often expensive, especially for small to mid-sized companies. While Oracle MAF can come free with Oracle Mobile Cloud Service, some find value in the unlimited-usage option for a single application. However, the overall costs, including interaction-based expenses, should be carefully evaluated. Many consider strategizing with Oracle to manage costs effectively, though the license structure may require clarification for some organizations.

Service and Support

Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise customer service and support receive mixed feedback. Many find forums and documentation lacking for queries, with some experiencing delays in responses. Others praise the excellent support, particularly through MAF threads and Oracle forums, rating it highly. Close partners express satisfaction, frequently finding needed technical information quickly through various channels such as blogs and YouTube. Some find technical help easy to access during pre-sales, while personal experience varies from positive to challenging.

Deployment

Users indicate that Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise's initial setup is generally straightforward. With comprehensive tutorials and documentation available, the process becomes accessible. While some users find dependencies on Java, JDeveloper, and platform-specific configurations slightly intricate, those with Oracle ADF development knowledge find it simpler. Installing the MAF extension is simple, and although setting up certificates may require time, they note it is typical of mobile development processes. As a Platform as a Service, the setup is often minimal.

Scalability

Users report that Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise scales effectively with their requirements. They experience no scaling challenges and find the system adaptable for different needs. The scalability aspect is praised for offering flexibility and cost-effectiveness. While most agree on its scalability, some mention the app's size as a downside. Companies appreciate the ability to expand usage based on demand without long-term planning constraints, allowing them to experiment and gradually build on services.

Stability

Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise exhibits improved stability, with some users noting slowness on older devices and problems in initial releases. Stability has been enhanced in newer versions, addressing issues like Android location monitor problems and application crashes. Some users still experience syncing delays due to large data transfers. Performance improvements are ongoing, and memory usage remains a concern. Generally, stability has matured, even though some inconsistencies persist across devices.

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Oracle Mobile Cloud Service provides you with the tools you need to develop a strategy for supporting your mobile development. You get the out-of-the-box services that every mobile app requires, plus the ability to define and implement new enterprise-ready APIs quickly and cleanly. What’s more, all API calls from your Android, iOS, Windows/C#, or JavaScript client applications are made via uniform REST calls, thus creating a cohesive development environment that’s easy to control and maintain.

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Oracle Autonomous Mobile Cloud Enterprise was previously known as AMCe, Oracle Mobile Cloud Service, Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise, Oracle Mobile Application Framework.