Exadata for AWS is now available in Tessell
- Tessell now supports Oracle Exadata on AWS with database provisioning, cross environment cloning, unified backup and restore, and single pane monitoring across Exadata and cloud native VMs.
- DAP multi-disk snapshot support for Oracle delivers up to 3x faster snapshots, 85% fewer transient failures, and zero orphaned snapshots through parallel execution and atomic rollback.
- MySQL and PostgreSQL on Azure now support dynamic IOPS and throughput resize using PremiumV2_LRS disks, enabling independent scaling without disk replacement on VPT and VPT at Customer deployments.
- Oracle 19.30.0.0.260120 is now available, including the latest security patches, OJVM fixes, and bug fixes for Exadata provisioning, patching, and switchover operations.
- Tessell is the only platform offering a unified control plane across cloud native IaaS and Exadata infrastructure, with added Percona support for MySQL 8.0.45 and new Azure compute shapes including Lao s_v4 and Standard M8ms.
New Features
Exadata @ AWS
Supported Database Engines : Oracle
Support for Exadata infrastructure in AWS is now generally available. Tessell provides the only unified control plane offering both cloud-native IaaS and Exadata as a choice of infrastructure.
The following are supported on Exadata
Provision Databases- Effortlessly create and configure databases on Exadata systems through Tessell’s intuitive console.
Clone Databases Across Environments- Instantly clone databases:Within ExadataFrom Exadata to cloud-native VM environments, simplifying dev/test setup.
Unified Backup & Restore- Protect critical data with Tessell-managed backups and perform point-in-time restores across Exadata and cloud-native VMs
Monitoring & Management- Gain unified visibility and control across all Exadata databases, along with Tessell’s other supported platforms, from a single management interface.
DAP Support for multi-disk for Oracle databases
Supported Database Engines : All
Added DAP support for Oracle multi-disk services on AWS and Azure.
Enabled parallel snapshot execution via async/await.
Implemented exponential backoff retries (3 attempts: 2s/4s/8s).
Enforced atomic snapshot operations with full rollback on failure.
Improved AWS/Azure replication workflows
Impact
Backward compatible;
up to 3× faster multi-disk snapshots;
~85% fewer transient failures;
zero orphaned snapshots.
IOPS & Throughput Resize Support for open source database engines
Supported Database Engines : MySQL and PostgreSQL
Extended Azure PremiumV2_LRS disk support to MySQL and PostgreSQL engines, enabling IOPS and Throughput resize capabilities on Azure for these database engines on both VPT and VPT@Customer
What's New
MySQL and PostgreSQL database services on Azure now support dynamic IOPS and Throughput resize operations. This feature leverages Azure PremiumV2_LRS (Premium SSD v2) disks which allow independent scaling of IOPS and Throughput without resizing the disk.
Oracle 19.30 Update
We are rolling out the new Oracle version 19.30.0.0.260120.
Highlights of this release
This release includes the latest security fixes for the Oracle Database engine, preventing unauthorized access and data corruption
This release includes latest OJVM patch also released by Oracle.
Important Bug Fixes
Microsoft SQL ServerMetric and alert added for last logsweepFix for cleanup issue as per archive configuration. This was causing disk full issues.
Other FixesFixed Exadata provisioning failure due to an empty options profile issueOpsException handling and fixes during patching and switchover operations for Oracle and MySQL databases.
Enhancements
Display current running release version for a customer
Storage account readiness for subscription to onboard
Support compute resize for shared server in Azure
IOPS/Throughput Resize Support for MySql and PostgreSQL databases
Added Percona Support for MySQL 8.0.45
New Compute Shapes Supported
Azure
La0s_v4
Standard_M8ms & Standard_M16ms
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