Deploy Oracle Database on AWS using Amazon RDS or EC2 for scalable, managed, and highly available workloads.
Lower upfront costs, elastic storage, automated backups, and multi-AZ high availability make AWS attractive for Oracle workloads.
Use Amazon RDS for a fully managed experience (automated patching, backups, HA). Choose EC2 when you need OS-level control or unsupported Oracle options.
Via console or AWS CLI.Pick engine version, instance class, storage size, VPC, and enable multi-AZ for production durability.
See syntax section for a complete command.
Retrieve the RDS endpoint, open the security-group port (default 1521), then use an Oracle driver (JDBC, OCI, ODP.NET).
AWS DMS, Oracle Data Pump, or RMAN duplicate can move data with minimal downtime.Always test in a staging VPC first.
Yes—enable provisioned IOPS and use instance classes with high network bandwidth. Monitor with CloudWatch and AWR.
Use multi-AZ, automate snapshots, enable encryption at rest (KMS) and in transit (TCPS), and separate PROD/DEV VPCs.
Right-size instance classes, turn on storage auto-scaling, buy Reserved Instances, and archive old backups to Glacier.
See dedicated section below.
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Yes. Choose engine "oracle-se2". Max vCPU per instance is limited by Oracle licensing.
RDS manages standby creation automatically via multi-AZ. Manual Data Guard configuration is only possible on EC2.
Enable storage auto-scaling or run modify-db-instance with a higher --allocated-storage value; RDS grows in-place.