Oracle Database@AWS has officially reached general availability in the US East and West regions, providing a seamless experience for migrating Oracle Exadata and Autonomous Database workloads to the AWS cloud with minimal changes. This service combines Oracle’s powerful database offerings with AWS’s expansive cloud infrastructure, facilitating an efficient migration process.
Key features of Oracle Database@AWS include direct integration with AWS services such as Amazon S3, Redshift, and CloudWatch, enhancing data management and analytics capabilities. Notable is the zero-ETL integration with Amazon Redshift and native support for S3 backups, which simplifies data handling and storage. Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) support ensures high availability and scalability for Oracle workloads.
The introduction of advanced networking capabilities further enriches the Oracle Database@AWS offering. Enhanced connectivity options include integration with AWS Transit Gateway, Cloud WAN, and VPC Lattice, which facilitate hybrid network connectivity and ensure seamless communication between Oracle Exadata databases and other AWS services. Additionally, cross-account peering is now accessible through AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM), supporting enterprise-level network configurations.
Oracle Database@AWS’s unified billing feature through the AWS Marketplace allows for streamlined financial management and provides collaborative support between Oracle and AWS, ensuring that customers receive the guidance needed to optimize their cloud operations.
Future expansion plans aim to bring Oracle Database@AWS to over 20 additional regions globally, including areas across the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific, broadening access to this comprehensive service.
In summary, Oracle Database@AWS presents a compelling option for organizations looking to migrate Oracle workloads to the cloud environment, with its robust feature set, simplified migration path, and extensive global reach set to cater to increasing market needs.

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Oracle Database@AWS has reached general availability in US East and West regions, offering seamless migration of Oracle Exadata and Autonomous Database workloads to AWS with minimal changes. The service features direct integration with AWS services like S3, Redshift, and CloudWatch, zero-ETL integration with Redshift, native S3 backup support, and Oracle RAC for high availability. Enhanced networking capabilities include AWS Transit Gateway, Cloud WAN, and VPC Lattice integration, plus cross-account peering through AWS Resource Access Manager. The service provides unified billing through AWS Marketplace and plans to expand to over 20 additional regions globally.

Oracle Database@AWS: Simplifying Exadata Migrations with Integrated Services