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Plug Into the Cloud
In 2013 Oracle introduced Oracle Database 12c—the world’s first database designed for the cloud. Over successive releases of Oracle Database, Oracle continued to simplify customers’ efforts to standardize, consolidate, and automate database services in the cloud. This platform has continued to drive future releases of the industry-leading cloud database, including Oracle Database 18c and now Oracle Database 19c .
Experience the latest—Oracle Database 19c
Oracle Database has been the cornerstone of data management for the last 40 years. This remains unchanged with the release of Oracle Database 19c, which is the final and long-term support release for the Oracle Database 12c family of products.
Oracle Database 19c builds upon and extends the innovations of previous releases, including Multitenant, In-Memory, JSON support, and many other features that enable Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Services.
Experience Autonomous Database
Oracle Autonomous Database, which builds upon decades of database platform optimization and automation, incorporates emerging technologies, including machine learning, to deliver a fully autonomous database.
Oracle Autonomous Database is self-driving, self-securing, and self-repairing. These innovations eliminate complexity, human error, and manual management, and ensure higher reliability, greater security, and more operational efficiency at the lowest cost. Oracle’s autonomous capabilities help IT staff transform IT operations into a modern cloud platform model by enabling them to focus on higher-value activities versus time-consuming database management tasks.
Oracle Database 12c Resources
From past database platforms, including Oracle Database 12c, to today’s latest and industry-leading Oracle Database 19c, Oracle has continued to provide industry-leading, on-premises and cloud-based solutions and products to meet data management requirements for organizations of all sizes.
For more information on Oracle Database 12c, including documentation and feature details, see below: