Oracle certifies its database for Arm architecture on-prem and in cloud
A"Core Factor" is one of Oracle's licensing constructs that sees most recent AMD and Intel CPUs rated as requiring 0.5 of a license for each physical core. Ampere CPUs are presumably rated at 0.25 licenses per core – a level Oracle already offers for its own SPARC processors.
Oracle's promised migrations to Arm will be simple: its Recovery Manager can be used to back up databases on their existing platform, with restores then able to use Arm machines as a restore target. While certifying its database on Arm is a big deal, Oracle continues to back other architectures – it recentlyAnd Big Red's database is far from the first such tool to run on Arm: MySQL has done so for years, MariaDB can too, as does MongoDB. If you really wanted to revisit Informix, it also runs on Arm. ®
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