Oracle and Amazon have partnered to deliver Oracle AI Database services on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, managed by Oracle, running within AWS data centers.
This offering enables you to migrate Oracle Exadata workloads—including those leveraging Oracle Real Application Clusters—to AWS, unify your data across Oracle and AWS to innovate using zero-ETL integrations, and simplify management and operations.
Oracle Database@AWS offers both Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure and Oracle Autonomous AI Database on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure.
Oracle Database@AWS is available in two Availability Zones in both the US East (N. Virginia) and US West (Oregon) regions. View current and planned region availability.
We encourage you to share any requirements for additional regions with your Oracle or AWS account team.
Exadata 11M (PDF) is available.
The same database versions supported on OCI are also supported in Oracle Database@AWS. Currently, those are Oracle Database 19c and Oracle AI Database 26ai.
Our documentation is frequently updated to cover new features, service improvements, reference architectures, and helpful guides for working through common use cases. To see what has recently changed, refer to the What's New page in our documentation.
Yes. You can leverage your existing investment in Oracle AI Database licenses using the Bring Your Own License (BYOL) program, which allows you to continue paying existing Oracle support fees while deploying those licenses to Oracle Database@AWS at a reduced cost.
Any valid, supported Oracle AI Database licenses are eligible for BYOL, including, but not limited to, licenses purchased via an unlimited license agreement (ULA) or via a fixed quantity license agreement. However, Oracle AI Database licenses that are supported via a third-party support organization are not eligible for the BYOL program.
If you do not have an existing license or have an insufficient quantity of licenses, License-Included consumption can be purchased through the offering.
Yes. Oracle Database@AWS usage can accrue the same Oracle Support Rewards as eligible OCI spend.
Yes. Oracle Database@AWS usage qualifies for your existing AWS commitments.
No.
There are no additional ingress/egress charges for any data movement between OCI and AWS over the multicloud link in the same region.
The following Oracle Applications are now supported on AWS when run on Oracle Database@AWS:
Please refer to the following support policies for details:
Yes. Consulting services partners can work with you and your Oracle Database@AWS deployment and can offer Oracle Database@AWS through the AWS Channel Partner Private Offers (CPPO) program, which is open to eligible partners within the AWS Partner Network (APN) and the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN).
If you're interested in becoming an Oracle consulting services partner as well as qualifying for a Service Expertise designation, you can find the latest information on the Oracle PartnerNetwork website. Partners can offer flexible pricing and customize contract terms, bundle additional services, and maintain direct billing relationships with their customers.