Oracle Base Database Service
Oracle Database connections using the database listener and application service name.
Database accelerator for Oracle Cloud
More value from your Oracle Cloud databases.
Keep your Oracle Database, MySQL or PostgreSQL service. Add EngineGrids Accelerator to reduce repeated database work and put your cloud capacity to better use.
Managed Oracle Cloud databases
Accelerate the SQL services you already use.
Connect EngineGrids Accelerator to your database’s native SQL endpoint. Keep your database, application drivers and data in place.
Oracle Exadata Database Service
Oracle Database on Dedicated or Exascale Infrastructure, using the service’s Oracle Net and SCAN connection details.
Oracle Autonomous AI Database
Oracle SQL connections using the selected database service and its TLS or wallet-based mTLS settings.
MySQL HeatWave
MySQL application traffic through the DB system’s classic MySQL protocol endpoint.
OCI Database with PostgreSQL
Managed PostgreSQL connections through the database system’s private endpoint.
How it works
Less database work. More room to grow.
Your Oracle Cloud environment
Applications
EngineGrids Accelerator
Oracle Database / MySQL / PostgreSQL
System of record
Deploy Accelerator in your Oracle Cloud network between applications and the database service. Reduce repeated database reads while your database remains the system of record.
Connection planning
Use your existing database connections.
Point your application’s existing database connection at Accelerator. Configure its database-facing connection with the original endpoint, database or service name and authentication. Provide private network access through your VCN and allow the required listener traffic. The normal setup requires no application source changes or data migration.
Retain Oracle service routing
For Base Database and Exadata, retain the application service name and configure the database hostname or SCAN listener. Accelerator follows listener redirects on the database-facing connection while applications stay connected to Accelerator.
Configure Oracle TLS credentials
For Autonomous Database, use the selected service’s TLS or wallet-based mTLS connection details. Configure trust and any required backend client certificate separately from application-facing TLS. For TCPS redirects, verify every listener against the configured certificate authority and service identity.
Use MySQL and PostgreSQL connections
For MySQL HeatWave, use the classic MySQL endpoint from the DB system. For OCI Database with PostgreSQL, use the private database endpoint and retain its TLS hostname and certificate verification.
Run Accelerator alongside supported databases you manage on Oracle Cloud compute as well. MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle Database and Db2 LUW follow the same native SQL connection model, separate from the managed services above.
Business value
A simple path to lower compute spend.
Lower database demand can create room to reduce provisioned compute or support more work at the same capacity. Review eligible database license costs when the required licensed capacity changes.
- Reduce workload demand
- Evaluate a smaller compute plan
- Lower provisioned-compute spend
More headroom without a larger database plan
Right-size database compute
Evaluate Base Database compute allocation, enabled Exadata compute, or Autonomous Database base capacity and autoscaling demand. Compare the resources you can actually resize while preserving performance and availability.
Match SQL capacity to demand
For MySQL HeatWave and OCI Database with PostgreSQL, evaluate database compute and memory against your workload. Account for HeatWave cluster resources and database storage separately.
Build a complete cost comparison
Keep Exadata infrastructure or reserved capacity, storage, backups and networking as separate cost lines. Include Accelerator operation and review license-included or eligible bring-your-own-license terms for the proposed configuration.
Build your database cost plan.
Compare workload demand, a suitable compute configuration, software licensing and the Accelerator footprint using your own prices.
Performance Lab
Measure the value in your own cloud.
Evaluate EngineGrids in your own cloud environment. Compare workload performance and database demand.
Get started
Evaluate first. Buy your way.
Start with a 30-day free trial, then continue your deployment through the purchasing route that fits your business.
