Oracle DB 12.2 Standard AMI on Linux

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 Standard Edition overview

Oracle Database 12.2 Standard Edition (BYOL - Bring Your Own License) delivers enterprise-grade relational database capabilities including Multitenant architecture with pluggable databases, advanced security, high availability features, and comprehensive SQL/PL/SQL support. Requires valid Oracle Database Standard Edition license.

Key AWS benefits

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

Common use cases

• Production enterprise applications requiring pluggable database architecture and multitenant capabilities.
• Cloud migration from on-premises Oracle 12.2 Standard Edition databases with minimal changes.
• Development and test environments for applications built on Oracle Database 12.2 platform.
• Data warehousing and analytics workloads leveraging Oracle SQL and PL/SQL ecosystem.

Bring Your Own License (BYOL)

This AMI requires a valid Oracle Database Standard Edition license. Ensure you have appropriate Oracle licensing for your deployment. cloudimg provides the infrastructure, installation, and 24/7 support - Oracle licenses must be procured separately.

Support and services

Choosing cloudimg means direct access to engineers who install, operate and optimise Oracle on AWS, with SLA backed 24x7x365 ticketing and architecture guidance.

This AMI is a repackaged upstream distribution provided by cloudimg. Additional charges apply for build, maintenance and support. Oracle Database 12.2 Standard Edition license required (BYOL). Oracle and Oracle Database trademarks are the property of their respective owners and do not imply endorsement.