Autonomous Database offers two compute models
when you create or clone an instance: ECPU and OCPU.
ECPU: An ECPU is an abstracted measure of compute resources.
ECPUs are based on the number of cores
elastically allocated from a pool of compute and storage
servers.
While provisioning a new database or
cloning an existing database:
The CPU count defaults to 2 ECPUs.
For databases that need more than 2 ECPUs, you must
specify the number of assigned ECPUs as an integer. For example, you
cannot assign 3.5 ECPUs to a database. The next available number of
ECPUs above 3 is 4.
OCPU: An OCPU is a physical measure of compute resources.
OCPUs are based on the physical core of a processor with hyper-threading
enabled.
Note
OCPU is a legacy billing metric and has been
retired for Autonomous Data
Warehouse (Data Warehouse workload type) and Autonomous Transaction
Processing (Transaction Processing workload type).
Oracle recommends using ECPUs for all new and existing Autonomous Database
deployments. See Oracle Support
Document 2998742.1 for more information.
While provisioning a new database or
cloning an existing database:
The CPU count defaults to 1 OCPU.
For databases that need more than 1 OCPU, you must specify
the number of assigned OCPUs as an integer. For example, you cannot
assign 3.5 OCPUs to a database. The next available number of OCPUs above
3 is 4.
ECPU Compute Model Billing Information Provides billing information for Autonomous Transaction Processing, Autonomous Data Warehouse, Autonomous JSON Database, and APEX Service with the ECPU compute model.
OCPU Compute Model Billing Information Provides billing information for Autonomous Transaction Processing, Autonomous Data Warehouse, Autonomous JSON Database, and APEX Service with the OCPU compute model.
Provides billing information for Autonomous Transaction
Processing, Autonomous Data
Warehouse, Autonomous JSON Database, and APEX Service with the ECPU compute model.
Cost and usage reports are available from the Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure Console, under Billing and Cost Management.
Cost reports look like this:
reports/cost-csv/000100000101010101-00001.csv.gz. Download the
zip file and extract to view the details.
Usage reports look like this:
reports/usage-csv/0001000001010101.csv.gz. Download the zip
file extract to view the details.
Note
You can use OCI usage reports and
OCI_USAGE_DATA view for information on cost and usage before
January 31st, 2025. The OCI cost and usage reports are deprecated. You can continue to
access your existing usage report CSV files until July 31, 2025. See Cost and Usage Reports for more
information.
Provides billing information for Autonomous Transaction
Processing, Autonomous Data
Warehouse, Autonomous JSON Database, and APEX Service with the OCPU compute model.
OCPU is a legacy billing metric and has been
retired for Autonomous Data
Warehouse (Data Warehouse workload type) and Autonomous Transaction
Processing (Transaction Processing workload type).
Oracle recommends using ECPUs for all new and existing Autonomous Database
deployments. See Oracle Support
Document 2998742.1 for more information.
Note
You can use OCI usage reports and
OCI_USAGE_DATA view for information on cost and usage before
January 31st, 2025. The OCI cost and usage reports are deprecated. You can continue to
access your existing usage report CSV files until July 31, 2025. See Cost and Usage Reports for more
information.
Cost report: in the product/Description
column, find "Oracle Autonomous JSON Database - Exadata Storage"
Usage report: in the product/resource
column, find PIC_ATP_EXADATA_STORAGE
Note
In the OCPU model, 60 days of automatic backups are included in the cost of database
storage and have no additional charge. Long-term backups are billed additionally, as
database storage (Part Number: B90453).
Cost report: in the product/Description
column, find, "Oracle Autonomous Transaction
Processing - Exadata Storage"
Usage report: in the product/resource
column, find PIC_ATP_EXADATA_STORAGE
Note
In the OCPU model, 60 days of automatic
backups are included in the cost of database storage and have no additional charge.
Long-term backups are billed additionally, as database storage (Part Number:
B90453).