What’s New with Oracle Multicloud

February 6, 2025 | 6 minute read
Wei Han
Principal product manager
Jason Monden
Director, Product Management
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What’s New with Oracle Multicloud is a monthly roundup of the latest multicloud information and resources. This edition includes the following highlights:

  • Oracle Database@AWS in limited availability

  • Oracle Database@Azure: Autonomous Database Serverless now supports APEX and JSON workload types

  • Selecting network topologies for Oracle Database@Google Cloud

  • Oracle application support for Oracle multicloud solutions

  • February 20 multicloud office hours: Use Autonomous Database in Azure and Google Cloud

Announcements

This month, we have the following announcements:

  • Oracle Database@AWS in limited availability since December 3, 2024: Customers can now run Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in Amazon Web Services (AWS), starting with the AWS N. Virginia (us-east4) region, to simplify the migration and deployment of enterprise workloads to the cloud. For more information, see Oracle Database@AWS Available in Limited Preview.

    How does the Oracle Database@AWS works

     

  • Oracle Database@Azure: Autonomous Database Serverless now supports APEX and JSON workload types: Oracle Autonomous JSON Database is ideal for applications that require flexible, NoSQL-style handling of JSON documents, allowing rapid adaptation to changing data needs. Oracle APEX Application Development is a low-cost application development service for rapidly building and deploying low-code applications. For more information, see Provisioning an Autonomous Database in the documentation.

  • Over 30 Oracle Database@Azure regions planned by end of 2025: Oracle Database@Azure is now available in South America and generally available in 10 Microsoft Azure regions. Customers can start using the Central US, Japan East, and Southeast Asia regions, with full availability coming soon. For more information, see the planned regions and services.

  • Oracle and Google Cloud expand regional availability and add powerful new capabilities to Oracle Database@Google Cloud: New cross-region disaster recovery capabilities for Oracle Autonomous Database Serverless and single-node Oracle Exadata Database Service Dedicated cluster option are available to Oracle Database@Google Cloud. For details, read the press release.

  • Oracle Database@Google Cloud in more regions and zones: We’re adding a second zone in Ashburn, London, and Frankfurt. Later this year, we expand to eight more regions globally, including Iowa, Montreal, Toronto, Delhi, Mumbai, Osaka, Tokyo, and Sao Paulo. For details, see Coming Soon: Oracle Database@Google Cloud in More Regions and Zones.

  • Announcing Terraform Providers for Oracle Database@Google Cloud: We're excited to share the general availability of Terraform providers for Oracle Database@Google Cloud. You can now deploy and manage Oracle Autonomous Database and Oracle Exadata Database Service resources using the Google Terraform provider. For details, see Provision Oracle Database@Google Cloud resources with Terraform in the Google Cloud documentation.

  • Oracle application support for Oracle multicloud solutions: Oracle is pleased to announce support policies for Oracle E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, Enterprise Performance Management, and Oracle Retail Applications leveraging our latest multicloud solutions. For more information, see Announcing Oracle Application Support for Oracle Multicloud Solutions.

Resources

We also have the following resources to help you on your journey:

Oracle Database@AWS

Oracle Database@Azure

Oracle Database@Google Cloud

Multicloud

Coming Soon

For upcoming regions, services, and compliance roadmap, bookmark the Oracle Multicloud Capabilities site.

Register for Multicloud Office Hours: Use Autonomous Database in Azure and Google Cloud on February 20 and Learn how your organization can benefit from Oracle Autonomous Database, available in the marketplace for both Azure and Google Cloud with flexible Pay As You Go (PAYG) pricing.

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Wei Han

Principal product manager

Wei Han is the multicloud product marketing manager for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. He has over 20 years of experience implementing, supporting, marketing, and selling Oracle products. Wei has led global delivery teams at large system integrators like IBM, AT&T, and Kyndryl to support customer ERP applications in cloud migration, modernization, and life cycle management. He joined Oracle in 2021 and has focused on multicloud solutions related areas such as networking, database, data analytics, integration, and security.

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Jason Monden

Director, Product Management

Jason leads OCI product marketing for Oracle’s distributed cloud, including Oracle Dedicated Region, Alloy, Sovereign, and multicloud. With a strong background in technology and product leadership, Jason is known for his ability to drive product vision, collaborate across teams, and deliver customer-centric solutions. He has a proven track record of managing complex product lifecycles, from ideation to launch, and ensuring alignment with market needs and business objectives. Passionate about technology's potential to transform businesses, Jason continues to help lead Oracle’s efforts in shaping the future of enterprise software and cloud technologies.

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