#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB Azure Active Directory (#Azure AD ) users can connect to an Autonomous Database instance using Azure OAuth2 access tokens. Tools like Oracle APEX and Database Actions are not compatible with using Azure AD tokens to connect with the DB.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB The license type Bring Your Own License (BYOL), Oracle Database Standard Edition sets the maximum number of OCPUs that you can use to 8. For Oracle Database Enterprise Edition BYOL the max value is 128.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB The length limit for database names when you create or clone your database has been increased from 14 to 30 characters. This change provides more flexibility, giving you the option to create longer database names.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB You can monitor Autonomous Database availability from the OCI Console or using metrics. Database Availability is calculated based on the "Monthly Uptime Percentage" described in the Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services Pillar Document.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB An event could be a resource lifecycle state change or a system event impacting a resource. The APEXUpgradeAvailable event is generated when you are using Oracle APEX and a new release becomes available. ADB uses Oracle APEX Release 21.2.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB ADB support for Oracle-managed heterogeneous connectivity makes it easy to create database links to non-Oracle databases. When you use database links with Oracle-managed heterogeneous connectivity, ADB configures and sets up the connection.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB You can configure Autonomous Database to use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) authentication and authorization to allow IAM users to access an Autonomous Database with IAM credentials.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB When you create an Autonomous Database instance, by default OCPU auto-scaling is enabled and storage auto-scaling is disabled.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB Oracle Machine Learning Notebooks repositories are stored in a schema on the Autonomous DB instance. This enables db instance-specific backup and restore of Machine Learning Notebooks as well as support for cross-region Autonomous Data Guard.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB The DB_NOTIFICATIONS view stores information about maintenance status notifications and timezone version upgrade notifications for your Autonomous Database instance.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB Autonomous Database provides routines (DBMS_CLOUD_REPO package) to manage and store files in Cloud Code (Git) Repositories. The supported Cloud Code Repositories are: GitHub, AWS CodeCommit, and Azure Repos.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB Use GitHub Raw URLs with DBMS_CLOUD APIs to access source files that reside on a GitHub Repository.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB When you provision an Autonomous Database instance and configure network access with Access Control Lists (ACLs) or when you update network access, click Add My IP Address to add your current IP address to the ACL entry.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB Autonomous Database provides routines to manage and store files in Cloud Code (Git) Repositories. The supported Cloud Code Repositories are: GitHub, AWS CodeCommit, and Azure Repos.
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB tracks the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resources, cost, and usage reports. Access these reports using the OCI views. OCI_AUTONOMOUS_DATABASES, OCI_BUDGET_ALERT_RULES, OCI_BUDGET_SUMMARY, OCI_COST_DATA, OCI_OBJECTSTORAGE_BUCKETS, OCI_USAGE_DATA
#OraTibit #OracleCloud #AutonomousDB With Storage auto-scaling enabled the Autonomous Database can expand to use up to three times the reserved base storage. For additional storage, the database automatically uses the reserved storage without any manual intervention.
