The Oracle Database licensing calculator framework is the load bearing Oracle Database commercial pricing framework. The broader Oracle Database licensing calculator framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database license framework, the actual customer Oracle Database options framework, the actual customer Oracle Database Standard Edition Two framework, the actual customer Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework, and the actual customer Oracle Database Cloud framework against the broader Oracle Database list price framework. This article sets out the broader Oracle Database licensing calculator framework, the broader Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework ($47,500 per Oracle processor), the broader Oracle Database Standard Edition Two framework, the broader Oracle Database options framework, the broader Oracle Database Named User Plus framework, the broader Oracle Database core processor licensing factor framework, and how to anchor against the broader Microsoft SQL Server framework, the broader PostgreSQL framework, and the broader Amazon Aurora framework. Read the related Oracle services practice, the Oracle knowledge hub, the Oracle Database 23ai licensing guide, the Oracle Approved Hard Partitioning Guide, the BYOL versus License Included on Azure, and the Oracle contract renewal strategy.
The Oracle Database licensing calculator framework
The broader Oracle Database licensing calculator framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database license framework against three load bearing licensing models. First, the broader Oracle Database Processor licensing framework, anchored against the actual customer physical processor framework. Second, the broader Oracle Database Named User Plus (NUP) licensing framework, anchored against the actual customer named user framework. Third, the broader Oracle Database Cloud licensing framework, anchored against the broader Oracle Cloud Infrastructure consumption framework. The buyer side move is to anchor the actual customer Oracle Database licensing calculator framework against the actual customer Oracle Database deployment framework, with the broader actual customer Oracle Database options framework anchored against the broader actual customer Oracle Database utilization framework. Read the related Oracle Database licensing models.
The Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework
The broader Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework typically lists at $47,500 per Oracle processor on a perpetual license framework, with twenty two percent annual Oracle Software Update License and Support (SULS) framework at $10,450 per Oracle processor per year. The broader Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database framework against the broader Oracle Database options framework, with the broader Oracle Database options framework segmenting across the broader Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) framework ($23,000 per Oracle processor), the broader Oracle Partitioning framework ($11,500 per Oracle processor), the broader Oracle Multitenant framework ($17,500 per Oracle processor), the broader Oracle In Memory framework ($23,000 per Oracle processor), the broader Oracle Active Data Guard framework ($11,500 per Oracle processor), and the broader Oracle Spatial and Graph framework ($17,500 per Oracle processor). Read the related Oracle Database options licensing.
The Oracle Database Standard Edition Two framework
The broader Oracle Database Standard Edition Two (SE2) framework is the broader Oracle Database mid market framework. The broader Oracle Database SE2 framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database framework against the broader Oracle Database SE2 framework on a per server framework, with the broader Oracle Database SE2 framework typically lists at $17,500 per Oracle processor on a perpetual license framework. The broader Oracle Database SE2 framework anchors against a maximum of two server sockets per server framework, with the broader Oracle Database SE2 framework typically anchored against the broader actual customer Oracle Database deployment framework with two virtual CPU per Oracle processor on the broader Oracle authorised cloud environment framework. The buyer side move is to anchor the actual customer Oracle Database SE2 framework against the actual customer Oracle Database deployment framework. Read the related Oracle Database SE2 licensing.
The Oracle Database options framework
The broader Oracle Database options framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework against the broader Oracle Database add on framework. Six broader Oracle Database options frameworks deliver material commercial complexity. First, the broader Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) framework ($23,000 per Oracle processor). Second, the broader Oracle Partitioning framework ($11,500 per Oracle processor). Third, the broader Oracle Multitenant framework ($17,500 per Oracle processor). Fourth, the broader Oracle In Memory framework ($23,000 per Oracle processor). Fifth, the broader Oracle Active Data Guard framework ($11,500 per Oracle processor). Sixth, the broader Oracle Spatial and Graph framework ($17,500 per Oracle processor). The broader Oracle Database 23ai framework typically anchors against the broader Oracle Database options framework with Oracle Real Application Clusters, Oracle Partitioning, Oracle Multitenant, Oracle In Memory, and Oracle Spatial included as part of the broader Oracle Database 23ai framework. Read the related Oracle Database 23ai licensing guide.
The Oracle Database Named User Plus framework
The broader Oracle Database Named User Plus (NUP) framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database framework against the broader actual customer named user framework. The broader Oracle Database NUP framework typically anchors against the broader Oracle Database minimum NUP framework, with the broader Oracle Database minimum NUP framework anchored against twenty five Named User Plus per Oracle processor on the broader Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework, ten Named User Plus per Oracle processor on the broader Oracle Database Standard Edition Two framework, and one Named User Plus per Oracle Database Personal Edition framework. The broader Oracle Database NUP framework typically lists at $950 per Named User Plus on the broader Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework. The buyer side move is to anchor the actual customer Oracle Database NUP framework against the actual customer Oracle Database user framework. Read the related Oracle Database NUP licensing.
The Oracle Database core processor licensing factor framework
The broader Oracle Database core processor licensing factor framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database framework against the broader Oracle core factor table framework. The broader Oracle core factor table framework segments across IBM POWER processors (typically 1.0 core factor), Intel Xeon processors (typically 0.5 core factor), AMD EPYC processors (typically 0.5 core factor), Oracle SPARC processors (typically 0.25 to 1.0 core factor), and ARM processors (typically 0.5 core factor). The broader Oracle Database core processor licensing factor framework typically delivers material commercial leverage where the broader actual customer Intel Xeon framework or the broader actual customer AMD EPYC framework is anchored against the broader actual customer Oracle Database deployment framework, with the broader 0.5 core factor framework reducing the broader actual customer Oracle Database license framework by fifty percent. The buyer side move is to anchor the actual customer Oracle Database core processor licensing factor framework against the actual customer physical processor framework. Read the related Oracle core factor table.
The Oracle Database competitive framework
The broader Oracle Database competitive framework anchors the actual customer Oracle Database framework against the broader competitive database framework. Five competitive frameworks deliver material commercial leverage. First, the broader Microsoft SQL Server framework. Second, the broader PostgreSQL framework. Third, the broader Amazon Aurora framework. Fourth, the broader Google Cloud SQL framework. Fifth, the broader MySQL framework. The buyer side move is to anchor the actual customer Oracle Database competitive framework against the actual customer Oracle Database framework. Read the related Oracle Database versus PostgreSQL.
How we engage on Oracle Database licensing
Redress engages on the broader Oracle Database licensing calculator framework across three engagement frameworks. First, the Oracle Database licensing calculator assessment framework, which typically anchors against the broader actual customer Oracle Database Enterprise Edition framework, the broader actual customer Oracle Database options framework, the broader actual customer Oracle Database SE2 framework, the broader actual customer Oracle Database NUP framework, and the broader actual customer Oracle Database core factor framework. Second, the Oracle Database negotiation framework, which typically anchors against the broader Oracle SULS framework, the broader Oracle ULA framework, and the broader Oracle Cloud Infrastructure framework. Third, the Oracle Vendor Shield framework, which typically anchors against the broader always on multi vendor framework. Read the related Vendor Shield, the Renewal Program, and the Benchmarking framework.
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