Google Cloud Compute Engine now Generally Available for Oracle workloads
Google Cloud Compute Engine is now generally available for running Oracle workloads, leveraging the M4N machine series. This series offers leading block storage performance through Hyperdisk Extreme, crucial for demanding database operations. Additionally, in-depth documentation is available to guide users on deploying Oracle AI Database workloads using Google Cloud NetApp Volumes. This provides a robust and performant solution for enterprises migrating or running Oracle databases on GCP.
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- Oracle on Google Cloud Compute
Oracle on Google Cloud Compute supports running Oracle workloads on Compute Engine's M4N machine series that provides leading block storage performance with Hyperdisk Extreme. For more information, see M4N machine series and Available regions and zones . This feature is Generally Available (GA) .
- Oracle on Google Cloud Compute
Oracle on Google Cloud Compute offers in-depth documentation that describes how to deploy Oracle AI Database workloads using Google Cloud NetApp Volumes. For more information, see Overview of Oracle Database deployment using NetApp Volumes .
https://docs.cloud.google.com/release-notes#August_26_2026
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