Provision Oracle Database@AWS resources using Terraform
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This article explains how to provision Oracle Database@AWS resources using Terraform infrastructure-as-code tool.
- Oracle Database@AWS delivers Exadata infrastructure from AWS data centers with deep AWS service integration
- Terraform enables automated provisioning of ODB networks, Exadata infrastructure, and VM clusters
- Four main resource types: ODB network, Exadata infrastructure, VM clusters, and ODB peering connections
- ODB network requires availability zone, client/backup CIDR ranges, and optional AWS service integrations
- Exadata infrastructure specifies database servers, storage servers, and system model (X11M)
- Two cluster types: Exadata VM clusters for Exadata Database Service and Autonomous VM clusters for AI Database
- ODB peering enables private network traffic between Amazon VPC and ODB network
- GitHub repository provides complete Terraform templates for full stack deployment
- Requires onboarding completion, IAM permissions, and understanding of Oracle Database@AWS architecture
This guide enables database administrators and DevOps engineers to automate Oracle Database@AWS provisioning through Terraform, improving consistency and reducing manual deployment effort.
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