Oracle Database 12.2 Enterprise on Windows AMI

This is a repackaged software wherein additional charges apply for round-the-clock support with a guaranteed 24 hour response time.

Oracle Database 12.2 Enterprise Edition overview

Oracle Database 12c Release 2 Enterprise Edition unlocks Real Application Clusters, In-Memory Column Store and Multitenant Architecture for extreme scalability and sub-second analytics on Windows Server.

Key AWS benefits

• One click launch - production ready in minutes on Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 AMIs.
• Enhanced networking (ENA) - single-flow bandwidth up to 25 Gbps for backups and data transfers.
• Observability built in - AWS CLI v2, CloudWatch Agent and SSM Agent come pre-installed for unified monitoring and automation.
• Hardened baseline - latest Windows security patches plus automatic EBS optimisation for sustained I/O.

Common use cases

• Mission-critical ERP, billing and banking systems requiring 24x7 availability via RAC.
• Real-time analytics using In-Memory Column Store for sub-second dashboard queries.
• SaaS platforms consolidating tenant schemas with Multitenant for agile dev-test cloning.

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