Database On Oracle Cloud (OCI): User-Managed and Autonomous Database

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This post covers the overview of Oracle Database on Cloud including various Database Offerings & Database Edition available in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

Database Offerings

1. In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Database is divided into two types:

a) User-Managed Database

b) Autonomous Database

DB System On OCI

1. User-Managed Database: In User-Managed database, DBA task such as patching, cloning, backup & restore is managed by customers. It is further divided into three types.

  • Virtual Machine DB Systems: Database is running on Virtual Machine & It supports both 1 -node, and 2-node RAC DB systems on Virtual Machine.
  • Bare Metal DB System: Database is running on Bare Metal & It only supports only  1-node DB systems (RAC is not supported)
  • Note: Where A bare metal server is a “single tenant” physical server. This means that the server is dedicated to one customer and not shared between multiple customers & A virtual server is hosted in a “multi-tenant” environment. This is where multiple virtual servers share the same physical hardware.
  • Exadata DB System: Exadata DB systems runs on Exadata on Cloud and consist of a quarter rack, half rack, or full rack of compute nodes and storage servers, tied together by a high-speed, low-latency InfiniBand network and intelligent Exadata software and it is always a 2-node RAC only.

2.  Autonomous Database: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure‘s Autonomous Database is fully managed by Oracle such as patching and another administrating task.  Autonomous Database is further divided into types:

  • ADW: ADW stands for Autonomous Data Warehouse and used for decision support or data warehouse workload.
  • ATP: ATP stands for Autonomous Transaction Processing and used for a transactional workload.

To know more about Autonomous Database, Click here

 Database Editions

All 1- node RAC DB systems support the following Oracle Database editions:

  • Standard Edition
  • Enterprise Edition
  • Enterprise Edition – High Performance
  • Enterprise Edition – Extreme Performance (required for 2-node RAC DB systems)

Database Editions In OCI

When to opt for Exadata DB system & Bare Metal 0r Virtual Machine DB System?

DB Choice in OCI

Oracle Cloud Certifications available for DBAs:

There are mainly two types of certifications available for DBAs on Oracle Cloud.

  1. Oracle Cloud Database Certification Exam [1Z0-160]
  2. Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Certification Exam [1Z0-931]

1. Oracle Cloud Database Certification Exam [1Z0-160]: To become Oracle Database Cloud certified, you would need to pass the Oracle Database Cloud Service 1Z0-160. This tests your Oracle Database Cloud Service skills, demonstrating your ability to administer your database in the Cloud.  For More details please check our blog Cloud Database Certification Exam [1Z0-160]

2. Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Certification Exam [1Z0-931]: An Oracle Autonomous Database Specialist is an individual who has the skills to Manage complete Lifecycle Management of Autonomous Database (ATP & ADW) which includes a provision, manage & migrate to Autonomous Transaction Database (ATP) and Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW).

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