Understanding the Differences Between Visual Builder Studio (VBS) and Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS)

 


Introduction


Oracle offers a suite of tools to streamline software development, among which Visual Builder Studio (VBS) and Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS) are often confused. While both facilitate application creation and management, they serve distinct roles in the development ecosystem. This article breaks down their differences to help you choose the right tool for your needs.

What is Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS)?


VBCS is a low-code platform designed for quickly building and deploying web and mobile applications. It allows developers and business users to create applications using a drag-and-drop interface without needing extensive programming skills.

Key Features of VBCS:


What is Visual Builder Studio (VBS)?


VBS is a DevOps and development platform designed to support the entire software development lifecycle. It provides tools for managing source code, automating builds, and deploying applications efficiently.



Key Features of VBS:


Choosing Between VBCS and VBS



VBCS vs. VBS: A Feature Comparison

Conclusion


VBCS and VBS complement each other in the Oracle ecosystem. While VBCS simplifies application creation with a low-code approach, VBS supports the full development lifecycle by providing powerful version control, automation, and CI/CD tools. By understanding their roles, you can optimize your software development process and ensure efficient deployment and management of applications in Oracle Cloud.