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It offers fully-featured Oracle Enterprise Edition databases with pay per use software licensing on Exadata subscribed to as a service. Exadata Database Service is co-managed by Oracle and customers. Oracle manages the infrastructure while customers manage their operating environments.  \nCustomers have the flexibility to control many aspects of the service, which provides capabilities similar to their on-premises environments while facilitating the transition from on-premises to the cloud with no application changes. Powerful cloud automation enables customers to manage the service with minimal effort while still providing full access to database instances, database homes, and Grid Infrastructure. Customers have root access to the virtual machines (VMs) hosting the databases in the Exadata database servers, as well as full DBA privileges for the databases they provision. Customers can configure the database VMs as required and deploy additional software, such as backup and monitoring agents.  \nExadata Cloud Infrastructure  \nExadata Cloud Infrastructure is the premiere public cloud platform for Oracle databases. It supports two Oracle Database cloud services; Exadata Database Service and Autonomous Database. Exadata Cloud Infrastructure offers the same extreme performance and availability realized by thousands of organizations deploying Exadata on-premises. Full Oracle Database compatibility simplifies and reduces the risk of critical cloud migrations. With online server expansion and support for the largest workloads, Exadata Cloud Infrastructure helps maximize business agility and operational flexibility as workload requirements grow. 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