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🚀 Oracle Database@AWS is now generally available in five additional AWS Regions — EU-West-1 (Dublin), EU-West-2 (London), AP-South-1 (Mumbai), AP-South-2 (Hyderabad), and AP-Northeast-2 (Seoul) — expanding coverage to twelve Regions. The service enables AWS customers to access OCI-managed Oracle Exadata systems from within AWS data centers, supporting in-region data residency and migrations of on-prem Exadata and RAC workloads. Dublin, Mumbai, and Hyderabad offer two Availability Zones while London and Seoul currently provide one; CA-Central-1 and AP-Southeast-2 now support two AZs for enhanced production availability. To consume the service, request a private offer from Oracle via the AWS Marketplace and provision databases through the AWS Management Console.

🚀 Oracle Database@AWS is now available in the EU‑West‑1 (Dublin) AWS Region, initially deployed in a single Availability Zone. The service provides access to OCI managed Oracle Exadata systems hosted within AWS data centers and supports like‑for‑like migrations of on‑premises Exadata and Oracle RAC workloads. Integrations include AWS Key Management Service for encryption and AWS CloudWatch for monitoring, helping address regional data residency requirements.

📢 Oracle Database@AWS is now available in CA-Central-1 (Canada Central) and AP-Southeast-2 (Sydney), each starting with one Availability Zone. The service provides access to OCI-managed Exadata systems hosted inside AWS data centers, enabling like-for-like migrations of on-premises Oracle Exadata and RAC workloads. Integrations with AWS services such as AWS KMS for encryption and Amazon CloudWatch for monitoring are supported. Customers must request a private offer from Oracle via the AWS Marketplace and use the AWS Management Console to provision and manage databases.

📍 Oracle Database@AWS is now generally available in US‑East‑2 (Ohio), EU‑Central‑1 (Frankfurt), and AP‑Northeast‑1 (Tokyo). With this expansion, customers can run OCI Exadata Database Service, OCI Autonomous Database on Dedicated Infrastructure, and OCI Autonomous Recovery Service within AWS data centers across five regions. The launch simplifies migration of on‑premises Exadata workloads and helps meet in‑region data residency requirements. To consume the services, customers request a private offer from Oracle via the AWS Marketplace and provision resources through the AWS Management Console.

🔐 Check Point has extended CloudGuard Network Security to provide full auto-scaling support for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, enabling firewalls to grow and shrink automatically with workload demand. The integration leverages OCI Instance Pools to automate deployment and scaling of security gateways, while preserving centralized policy control. This update broadens CloudGuard’s native support across 20 public and private cloud vendors, delivering consistent security and operational agility as customers move workloads to OCI.