Feature Parity Between Oracle Public Cloud and Exadata Cloud@Customer Deployments
Autonomous Database on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure offers two deployment possibilities for operational control and isolation; Oracle Public Cloud or Exadata Cloud@Customer. Even though both platforms support a standard set of features for Autonomous Databases, there are a few differences among them.
Feature Comparison
The following table lists the Autonomous Database features exclusive to either Oracle Public Cloud or Exadata Cloud@Customer deployments.
| Feature | Oracle Public Cloud | Exadata Cloud@Customer |
|---|---|---|
| Change the license type on an Autonomous VM Cluster | Supported via service request (SR) in My Oracle Support. See Create a Service Request in My Oracle Support for instructions. |  |
| Connect Python applications using the python-oracledb driver | |
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| Deploy Autonomous Database to X10M Exadata Database Machine Systems | |
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| Deploy Autonomous Database to Exadata Base Machine Systems | |
On Exadata Cloud@Customer deployments, Base Shape is offered as a fixed shape (Base Rack) while provisioning an Exadata system such as X8M-2, X9M-2 and so on. |
| Use Database Management Service to monitor databases | |
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| Use Operations Insights on Autonomous Database | |
Feature Parity Between Oracle Public Cloud and Exadata Cloud@Customer Deployments
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