FlashGrid Adds Oracle AI Database 26ai Support Across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
FlashGrid announced in a press release that FlashGrid Cluster and FlashGrid Server version 26.05 support Oracle AI Database 26ai. Customers can deploy the database on native cloud infrastructure across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
The software supports Oracle RAC on cloud virtual machines, including clusters distributed across multiple availability zones. It also provides active active database clustering, automated deployment, shared storage, cloud monitoring and operational tools.
FlashGrid Launcher version 26.05 includes Infrastructure as Code deployment for Oracle Corporation AI Database 26ai. It supports both Oracle RAC clusters and standalone servers across the three cloud platforms.
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