Oracle lists Amazon EC2 & Microsoft Azure as Authorized Cloud Environments
for licencing purposes:
https://www.oracle.com/assets/cloud-licensing-070579.pdf
I would assume that this means these platforms are supported?
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 7:11 PM Sundar Mahadevan <
sundarmahadevan82@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,
Good day. We are evaluating the options on setting up a DR database on
AWS. We are looking at 2 choices 1) Restore of vm backup from Rubrik
followed by rman database backup restore (The last time i restored a db vm,
database was in consistent state and open which was surprising to me.
That's a different story.) 2) Set up a physical standby DR database. I was
researching on this and read about the guest machine dynamically moved on
EC2 causing new CPU IDs registered in the license tracking tables which can
cause major trouble with regard to licensing. So do we pin it to a specific
host machine on EC2? Any information on this is much appreciated. Any
gotchas with regard to second option on DR site? I understand oracle is not
supported outside of their own cloud solution, nevertheless people do host
it on EC2. Thanks for your time and assistance.
