Oracle Database@AWS is now generally available, bringing together two tech giants—Oracle and Amazon Web Services (AWS)—to provide customers with advanced database capabilities in the cloud. This premier launch promises to transform how enterprises manage, migrate, and innovate with their data, offering a streamlined path to cloud-based operations.
Oracle Database@AWS Launch Brings Advanced Database to AWS
Now available in AWS U.S. East (N. Virginia) and U.S. West (Oregon) regions, Oracle Database@AWS is set to expand into 20 more global regions soon. This offering allows customers to run Oracle Exadata Database Service and Oracle Autonomous Database on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) within AWS. As a result, businesses gain the flexibility to move Oracle workloads to AWS without major rewrites or architecture changes.
Key Benefits and Features of Oracle Database@AWS Integration
Enterprises adopting Oracle Database@AWS benefit from an array of integrated features that streamline cloud modernization:
- Zero-ETL integration for seamless data flow between Oracle and AWS Analytics services
- Compatibility with proven migration tools, like Oracle Zero Downtime Migration
- Resilient and scalable workloads supported by Oracle RAC and AWS services
- Simple procurement via AWS Marketplace and support for Bring Your Own License (BYOL)
- Integration with AWS tools, such as the AWS Management Console and APIs
- Support for AI and analytics with Oracle Database 23ai and AI Vector Search
These features make cloud migration faster and smoother while empowering enterprises to innovate with AI and enhance operational efficiency.
Global Expansion and Early Enterprise Adoption of Oracle Database@AWS
The launch has already attracted major organizations, including Fidelity Investments, Nationwide, and SAS, who are leveraging the service for digital transformation and improved operational resilience. Additionally, Oracle Database@AWS will soon reach 20 more AWS regions worldwide, further broadening access to enterprises across diverse industries. Early adopters report significant gains in cloud agility, scalability, and security, enabling them to deliver exceptional services and accelerate innovation.
With the general availability of Oracle Database@AWS, enterprises now have a robust pathway to modernize IT operations in the cloud. By integrating Oracle’s advanced database capabilities on AWS’s global infrastructure, businesses can expect greater flexibility, improved efficiency, and enhanced access to next-gen analytics and AI. This collaboration signifies a major leap forward for organizations looking to unlock the full power of data in the cloud era.
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