Category: AWS

This is the third and last part of the blog post series about AWS Custom Engine Versions for Amazon RDS Custom for Oracle. The blog post series: Part 1: Gives you an overview about the setup Part 2: About connectivity and what you get from AWS Part 3: My personal opinion about this service and some words about pricing After testing and running AWS RDS Custom for Oracle for a while, it’s time to came to a summary and finish the blog post series. First, let’s do a small comparison with the shapes what we used against Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. In the OCI DBCS service, we have full access to the database server too and have a lot of possibilities…

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This is the second part of the blog post series about AWS Custom Engine Versions for Amazon RDS Custom for Oracle. In this part we take a look how we can connect to the Oracle database host and to the database itself by a tool like the Oracle SQL Developer. The blog post series: Part 1: Gives you an overview about the setup Part 2: About connectivity and what you get from AWS Part 3: My personal opinion about this service and some words about pricing Connect as Schema User The username and the password for the SQl*Plus connect are the ones you have added as Master username and Master password during CEV RDB instance creation process. The database endpoint…

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Some weeks ago I saw in an AWS public presentation a topic about a RDS service for Oracle databases where you can build your own environments and get full OS access. This was new for me how knows the normal AWS RDS offerings for Oracle databases, where no (or very limited) OS access is possible. And this meant for me as a child of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: time to play! I spent a lot of time in the last three weeks to take a deep dive. It was, let’s say, a nice experiment. In this blog post I give you an overview what this service for Oracle on AWS is, how you will bring it up and running and what’s…

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