Oracle Database@AWS has entered limited preview in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) US East Region, marking a major milestone in cloud interoperability. This service empowers customers to run Oracle Exadata Database Service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) directly within AWS environments, addressing the growing demand for cross-cloud flexibility and performance.<\/p>\n
Earlier this year, Oracle announced the initiative, and it now enables organizations to migrate Oracle workloads, including Exadata and Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), to the cloud while minimizing latency. Businesses can integrate Oracle\u2019s database solutions with AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, AWS Analytics, and AI tools, creating a unified experience.<\/p>\n
\u201cOrganizations couldn\u2019t replicate Oracle Database\u2019s performance on Exadata within AWS until now,\u201d said Dave McCarthy, research vice president at IDC. \u201cOracle Database@AWS eliminates that challenge, offering a seamless migration path for mission-critical workloads, simplifying operations, and accelerating modernization.\u201d<\/p>\n
Karan Batta, Oracle\u2019s senior vice president of Cloud Infrastructure, highlighted the partnership\u2019s transformative potential. He stated, \u201cThis collaboration enables customers to combine Oracle\u2019s data services with AWS\u2019 ecosystem for a multi-cloud experience. With Oracle Exadata now operating in the AWS US East Region, we\u2019re meeting significant demand.\u201d<\/p>\n
Oracle plans to expand the limited preview to additional regions in the coming months, with a full rollout set for 2025. This initiative builds on Oracle\u2019s strategy of partnering with leading cloud providers. For instance, Oracle Database@Azure has been available since late 2023, while Oracle and Google Cloud launched a joint platform earlier this year, simplifying workload integration across their services.<\/p>\n
With Oracle Database@AWS, enterprises gain seamless access to advanced data capabilities, allowing them to leverage powerful tools and optimize their operations while staying at the forefront of AI and analytics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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