Oracle Database@AWS Architect Professional study guide
Oracle Database@AWS Architect Professional · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The Oracle Database@AWS Architect Professional credential, associated with exam code 1Z0-1114-24, is intended for architects and senior engineers who design, deploy, and operate Oracle databases running inside Amazon Web Services environments. It targets professionals who translate business requirements into resilient database architectures, plan provisioning and configuration, define networking, security, and identity boundaries, and then run those systems day to day, including high availability and migration work. The Oracle Database@AWS Architect Professional study guide has 4 sections and about 1,668 words.
01Oracle Database@AWS Architecture and Solution Design
Oracle Database@AWS delivers Oracle Exadata Database Service and Oracle Autonomous Database on OCI-managed hardware located inside AWS data centers, ordered and billed through AWS. The Architecture and Solution Design domain tests whether you can choose the right database service, place it correctly, size it, and design connectivity for a workload.
426 words, about 2 min02Oracle Database@AWS Provisioning, Deployment, and Configuration
This domain covers the end-to-end build: ordering through AWS, the linked OCI tenancy, Exadata infrastructure, VM clusters, container databases and PDBs, and the configuration choices that are hard to reverse. Provisioning starts in AWS.
417 words, about 2 min03Oracle Database@AWS Networking, Security, and Identity
This domain tests the two-network, two-control-plane reality of Oracle Database@AWS: an AWS VPC on one side, an OCI VCN on the other, and separate identity systems that must be federated and authorized deliberately. AWS side: subnets, route tables, security groups.
398 words, about 2 min04Oracle Database@AWS Operations, High Availability, and Migration
This domain covers running the service day to day - HA topology, backups, patching, monitoring - and moving databases onto it from on-premises, OCI, or other AWS-hosted engines. RAC inside an AZ handles node and instance failure; Data Guard or Autonomous Data Guard covers AZ or region loss with a standby and controlled switchover.
427 words, about 2 min