Oracle Database on Oracle Linux 8: 19c and 21c, Standard Edition 2 and Enterprise Edition, on filesystem or ASM storage. Per-instance credentials on first boot. 24/7 cloudimg support.
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Oracle Database is the world's most widely deployed relational database, powering mission-critical enterprise applications across industries. This listing delivers Oracle Database fully installed and configured, so a production-grade database is running within minutes of launch.
Choose Your Variant
This listing is a family of Oracle Database AMIs on Oracle Linux 8; launch the AMI that matches your requirement. Oracle Database 19c is the Long Term Support release, recommended for long-term production; Oracle Database 21c is the Innovation Release, for applications certified against 21c. Standard Edition 2 suits departmental workloads and the SE2 licence model, while Enterprise Edition unlocks Partitioning, Advanced Compression, Advanced Replication and the full EE option set for demanding production workloads. Storage comes in two forms: a filesystem layout on a dedicated EBS data volume that is simple to operate and resize, or Automatic Storage Management (ASM) on Enterprise Edition, where single-instance Grid Infrastructure (Oracle Restart) manages +DATA and +RECO disk groups across raw EBS volumes for operational parity with on-premises ASM estates (asmcmd, srvctl, multi-volume IOPS striping, online storage management). The 21c ASM variant ships as a multitenant container database (ORCL) with a pluggable database (ORCLPDB).
What Is Included
Oracle Database installed from upstream Oracle media, with a starter database and the SQL*Plus command-line client, and the Oracle listener on port 1521 preconfigured. The database storage tier lives on dedicated EBS volumes so it is independently resizable without touching the OS disk. Long Term Support variants are patched to the current Database Release Update for their release series.
Secure First Boot
The image ships with no shared credentials. On the first boot of every instance, a one-shot service generates strong random passwords for SYSTEM and SYS (and ASMSNMP on ASM variants), sets them on the running database, and writes them to a file readable only by the root user. Authentication is enforced from the moment the listener is reachable.
Ready To Use
Connect via SSH, retrieve the generated credentials from /root/oracle-db-credentials.txt, and open SQL*Plus or point your JDBC driver at port 1521. The database is open and the listener is serving immediately after first boot completes. SQL Developer and other JDBC clients can connect remotely on port 1521.
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