Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Autonomous AI Database (Serverless)

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  • Disaster Recovery

    This topic explains how to create a cross-region disaster recovery peer to protect your Autonomous AI Database instance from a complete region failure with a standby database or a backup copy in a different region than the primary database.

    Complete the following steps to create a cross-region disaster recovery peer.
    1. From the Google Cloud console, select Oracle AI Database@Google Cloud.
    2. From the left-menu, select Autonomous AI Database Service and then Autonomous AI Database.
    3. Select your Autonomous AI Database that you want to create disaster recovery peer.
    4. Select the Disaster recovery tab, and then select the + Create button. Adding disaster recovery creates a peer database and incurs an additional cost.This screenshot shows how to perform a disaster recovery.
    5. From the Add peer database page, complete the following substeps:
      1. From the Region dropdown list, select region for Autonomous Data Guard.
        Note

        • You can create up to 1 local peer and 1 cross-region peer for every remote paired region that your tenancy subscribed to
        • If there is already a paired region, then that Region will not displayed in the list.
        • Some regions have a paired region to support cross-region disaster recovery. The pairing is bi-directional and it will allow you to create a cross-region peer in a different region. You can only create a cross-region disaster recovery in a paired region. For more information, see the following table below.

          Table 1-1 Paired Regions

          Regional Pair A Regional Pair B
          US East US West
          UK South Germany Central
          US East US Midwest (Des Moines)
      2. From the Disaster recovery type section, select the checkbox to Enable cross-region backup replication to disaster recovery peer.
        Note

        This screenshot shows how to perform a disaster recovery.
      3. From the Network access for standby section, select your Network project, ODB Network and Client subnet.
        Note

        You can modify and manage your network settings within the OCI console after creating a peer database.
      4. Expand the Show Advanced settings section, enter an available IP address within the subnet's CIDR in the Private IP address field. Then, enter a name in the Hostname prefix field. The name can contain only letters and numbers, and a max of 63 characters.
      5. Review your information, and then select the Save button to create a peer database.
      This screenshot shows how to perform a disaster recovery.
    6. Once the process completes successfully, the Status changes to Available.
    7. You can view the peer database in the resource list under the Disaster recovery tab.