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Thursday, August 13, 2026 · 2 stories, curated & summarized — click any story for the source.

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AWS GA Oracle Exadata on Exascale for Database@AWS

AWS has released Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure (ExaDB-XS) for Oracle Database@AWS. This offering delivers Exadata-class performance and availability via a consumption-based model. It enables independent scaling of compute and storage with a pay-for-what-you-use pricing structure.

  • ExaDB-XS provides Exadata-class performance for Oracle workloads on AWS.
  • Compute and storage can be scaled independently to match demand.
  • Consumption-based pricing allows paying only for used resources.
  • General availability now enables immediate production deployment.

Fleet impact: For Oracle ExaCC/RAC fleets, this offers a flexible, pay-as-you-go alternative to fixed-capacity infrastructure, ideal for bursty workloads or cost optimization. Check if independent scaling meets your specific I/O and compute ratios compared to your current ExaCC baseline.

SynchDB 1.4 extends real-time replication capabilities to Oracle Container Database architectures, covering all three supported paths: Debezium CDC, oracle_fdw snapshots, and OpenLog Replicator. The update introduces TLS encryption for snapshot connections to secure data in transit. Additionally, the release focuses on improved stability when handling sustained replication loads.

  • Replicate from Oracle CDB/PDB via Debezium, oracle_fdw, or OLR
  • Encrypt initial snapshots with TLS for enhanced security posture
  • Improved stability under sustained high-volume replication loads
  • Supports heterogeneous source-to-PostgreSQL/IvorySQL real-time sync
HOW IT WORKSSynchDB 1.4 Replication Paths1Select Oracle CDB or PDB source2Choose Debezium CDC, oracle_fdw, or OLR3Encrypt snapshots with TLS4Sync to PostgreSQL or IvorySQL