What's New
Learn about new features and updates in Oracle Database@AWS.
| Date | Feature | Description |
|---|---|---|
| July 08, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS is now Generally Available (GA) | Oracle Database@AWS is now Generally Available (GA) and can be used for production workloads. For more information, see Announcing General Availability of Oracle Database@AWS. |
| July 08, 2025 | Compliance certifications supported for Oracle Database@AWS | Oracle Database@AWS now supports compliance certifications to meet enterprise requirements. For more information, see Compliance . |
| July 08, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports the US West (Oregon) Region | You can now create Oracle Database@AWS resources in the US West (Oregon) Region. The supported physical AZ IDs are usw2-az3 and usw2-az4. For more information, see Regional Availability. |
| July 08, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports resource sharing between accounts | You can now share ODB networks and Exadata infrastructure with other AWS accounts within your organization using AWS Resource Access Manager (AWS RAM). For more information, see Resource Sharing . |
| July 08, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports ODB peering connections as a separate resource | You can now create ODB peering between ODB network and AWS VPC as a separate resource outside the ODB network create flow. For more information, see ODB Peering Connection . |
| July 08, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now support Oracle managed automatic backups to Amazon S3 | You can now leverage Oracle managed automatic backups to Amazon S3 in addition to Oracle Object Storage and Oracle Database Autonomous Recovery Service (OCI). For more information, see Backup. |
| July 08, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports Amazon EventBridge | You can now use Amazon EventBridge to monitor resource lifecycle changes. Events generated from both AWS and OCI for Oracle Database@AWS resources such as ODB network, Exadata infrastructure, VM clusters, and databases can be ingested in EventBridge for notifications and automation. For more information, see EventBridge. |
| May 28, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports Custom domain name | You can now configure a Custom domain name in DNS configuration while creating an ODB network. For more information, see Create ODB Network. |
| May 28, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports Autonomous VM clusters | You can now create Autonomous VM Clusters on Exadata infrastructure. For more information, see Create Autonomous VM Cluster. |
| May 28, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports customizable maintenance windows | You can now configure maintenance windows for Exadata infrastructure with options for Oracle-managed or Customer-managed schedules. For more information, see Create Exadata Infrastructure. |
| March 26, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports Amazon VPC Transit Gateway | You can now use Transit Gateway to setup hub and spoke architecture where your application connects to Oracle Database@AWS from different availability zones, regions, and from on-premises. For more information, see Network Topologies . |
| March 26, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports a new Availability Zone (AZ) | You can now create an ODB network and Exadata infrastructure in an AZ with the physical ID use1-az4. For more information, see Create ODB Network or Create Exadata Infrastructure. |
| February 04, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports Exadata X11M model | You can now create Exadata infrastructure with X11M systems. For more information, see Create Exadata Infrastructure. |
| February 04, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports non-default SCAN listener port | You can now select a non-default port while creating Exadata VM cluster. For more information, see Create Exadata VM Cluster. |
| January 17, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports single-node VM cluster | You can now opt to create a single-node VM cluster. For more information, see Create Exadata VM Cluster. |
| January 17, 2025 | Oracle Database@AWS now supports Oracle Database 23ai | You can now opt to provision 23ai Oracle Databases. For more information, see Create Exadata Database . |
| December 02, 2024 | Initial release (Limited Preview) | This is the limited preview release of the Oracle Database@AWS service in US East (N. Virginia) region and use1-az6 availability zone. For more information, see Oracle Database@AWS Available in Limited Preview. |