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  • MySQL HeatWave: Support for Version 9.1.2. This is the latest Innovation release. It provides security and bug fixes in addition to feature enhancements. You can select version 9.1.2 when creating a new DB system. For existing DB systems, you must manually upgrade them to newer version, such as from version 9.1.1 to 9.1.2.

    13 days ago

  • MySQL HeatWave: Support for Version 9.1.1. This is the latest Innovation release. It provides security and bug fixes in addition to feature enhancements. You can select version 9.1.1 when creating a new DB system. For existing DB systems, you must manually upgrade them to newer version, such as from version 9.1.0 to 9.1.1.

    2 weeks ago

  • Oracle Database@AWS: Exadata Database Service now in Limited Availability. Read the blog for details.

    4 weeks ago

  • OCI Database with PostgreSQL: support for PostgreSQL 15. When creating an OCI Database with PostgreSQL database system, you can now select PostgreSQL version 15 or version 14.

    7 weeks ago

  • Exascale - new regions: now available in London, Zurich, Bogota, Tokyo, Seoul and Toronto.

    8 weeks ago

  • ADB-D: Add a Cross Tenancy Standby Database. You can add an Autonomous Data Guard standby database that resides in a tenancy different from the primary database.

    2 months ago

  • MySQL HeatWave: Support for Versions 9.1.0, 8.4.3, and 8.0.40. These versions provide security and bug fixes. New DB systems are now based on the 8.4.3 version, and you can optionally select the 9.1.0 or 8.0.40 version when creating a new DB system. For existing DB systems, you must manually upgrade them to a newer version, such as from version 8.4.2 to 8.4.3 or from version 8.0.39 to 8.0.40.

    3 months ago

  • ExaDB-D and BaseDB:  Enhancements to Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) support for CDBs and PDBs on Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure (ExaDB-D) and Base Database Service (BaseDB).

    3 months ago

  • ADB-S: support for customer-managed encryption keys from OCI, Azure, and AWS.

    3 months ago

  • ExaDB-D: the ability to backup and restore from a standby database configured with Oracle Database Autonomous Recovery Service. (note - this capability is already supported for standby databases configured with OCI Object storage as the backup destination.)

    3 months ago

  • ExaDB-D: support for VM Cluster running on a single VM. This feature is intended for Exadata Cloud customers who would like to run single-instance workloads on ExaDB-D without Oralce RAC licensing. Prior to the release of this feature, all ExaDB-D VM Clusters required a minimum of two VMs, and databases running in those VM Clusters were all multi-node RAC. (note - this feature was released in December 2023 for ExaDB-C@C, and is planned for for ExaDB-XS. Oracle Database@Azure is supported now, and Oracle Database@Google Cloud is planned.)

    3 months ago

  • Oracle Database@Google Cloud available. Oracle Database@Google Cloud is an Oracle Cloud Database service that runs Oracle Database workloads in your Google Cloud environment. All hardware for Oracle Database@Google Cloud is colocated in Google Cloud's data centers and uses Google Cloud networking. The service benefits from the simplicity, security, and low latency of a single operating environment within Google Cloud.

    4 months ago

  • Oracle Database@Azure Pay As You Go. You can now purchase Oracle Autonomous Database in the Azure marketplace directly, without a private offer from Oracle Sales. The Pay As You Go offer in the Azure Marketplace lets you purchase Oracle Database@Azure Autonomous Database with no commitments.

    4 months ago

  • ADB-S: Support for Oracle Database In-Memory

    4 months ago

  • Oracle Database@Azure: Multicloud database backup support with Autonomous Recovery Service

    4 months ago

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