Oracle Database@AWS Services
Learn about the services available in Oracle Database@AWS.
- Oracle Exadata Database Service
Oracle Exadata Database Service delivers proven Oracle Database capabilities on purpose-built, optimized Oracle Exadata dedicated infrastructure. Built-in cloud automation, resource scaling, security, and performance helps you simplify management and reduce costs.
- Oracle Database 23ai
Data is the fuel AI needs. Oracle Database 23ai brings AI to your data, making it simple to power app development, and mission critical workloads with AI.
Exadata Database Service product tour
Procure, deploy, and use Oracle Exadata Database Service inside AWS
Simplified purchasing through the AWS Marketplace
View the AWS Marketplace listing for Oracle Database@AWS. To purchase Exadata Database Service inside Oracle Database@AWS, contact Oracle’s sales team or your Oracle sales representative. They’ll set terms, offer custom pricing, and create an AWS private offer in the AWS Marketplace.
Purchases of Oracle Database@AWS through the AWS Marketplace qualify towards AWS commitments. Customers can leverage existing licenses through Oracle’s Bring Your Own License (BYOL) or purchase License-Included through the AWS Marketplace.
Accept the offer in the AWS Marketplace to complete the purchase.
Easy provisioning via familiar Oracle Exadata workflows
Provisioning Oracle Database@AWS combines the creation flows for Oracle Exadata infrastructure, an Oracle Exadata VM cluster, and an Oracle Exadata database.
Infrastructure resources and the VM cluster must be provisioned before creating your first database in Oracle Database@AWS.
Simplify monitoring and troubleshooting
Simplify monitoring and troubleshooting with Oracle Database service logs, metrics, and events available directly in AWS.
Enable diagnostics collection and notifications to identify, track, and resolve guest VM issues quickly and effectively.
Review the list of database and nondatabase health metrics.
Subscribe to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Events Service to be notified about resource state changes.