Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services Pillar Document - April 2020

Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services
PILLAR DOCUMENT APRIL 2020

Table of Contents
1 Scope 1
2 Oracle Cloud Objective Policy: Target Service Uptime 1
2.1 Category 1 1
2.1.1 Service Commitment 1

2.1.2 Definitions 1
2.2 Category 2 1
2.2.1 Service Commitment   1
2.2.2 Definitions 2
2.3 Category 3 2
2.3.1 Service Commitment   2
2.3.2 Definitions   3
2.4 Category 4 3

2.4.2 Definitions 3
2.5 Category 5 3
2.5.2 Definitions   4
2.6 Category 6 4
2.7 Category 7 4
2.7.1 Service Level Agreements 4
3 Oracle Cloud Security Policy 32

3.1 Physical Security Safeguards 33
4 Oracle Cloud Service Continuity Policy 33

4.1 Oracle Cloud Services High Availability Strategy 33
5 Oracle Cloud Service Level Objective Policy 33

6 Oracle Cloud Change Management Policy 33
6.1 Emergency Maintenance 33
6.2 Data Center Migrations 33
6.3 Service Change Notification 33
7 Cloud Support Policy 34

8 Oracle Cloud Suspension and Termination Policy 34
9 Oracle Always Free Cloud Services 34
10 Surge Protector for Web Application Firewall (WAF) 34
10.1 Definitions 34
10.2 WAF Service Credits Claims 35
10.3 Exclusions 35
1 Scope
This document applies to Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services purchased by You,and supplements the
Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies incorporated into Your order.
2 Oracle Cloud Objective Policy: Target Service Uptime

Following the end of each calendar month of the applicable Services Period, Oracle measures the Service Availability
Level or Service Uptime for Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services over the immediately preceding month. The
Target Service Uptime for Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services, as well as the calculation of the measured
Service Uptime and definition of Unplanned Downtime, is set forth in and subject to the section titled Oracle Cloud
Service Level Agreement of the Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies and as otherwise defined below for specific
categories of Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services. Except as set forth below in the section titled Service
Level Agreements or as otherwise stated in Your order, no service credits are provided due to the failure to meet a
specified Service Commitment for an Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Service under the Oracle Cloud Hosting
and Delivery Policies or this document.
2.1 Category 1
2.1.1 Service Commitment
Commencing at Oracle’s activation of the applicable Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Service, Oracle works to
meet the Target Service Uptime of 99.95% for the following:
1. Oracle Java Cloud Service

2. Oracle Application Container Cloud Service
3. Oracle SOA Cloud Service
4. Oracle API Manager Cloud Service
5. Oracle Managed File Transfer Cloud Service
6. Oracle GoldenGate Cloud Service
7. Oracle Data Integrator Cloud Service
8. Oracle WebCenter Portal Cloud Service
9. Oracle Event Hub Cloud Service
10. Oracle Big Data Cloud Service – Compute Edition
11. Oracle API Platform Cloud Service Classic
12. Oracle Data Integration Platform Cloud Service Classic
13. Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service Classic
14. Oracle Integration Cloud Service Classic
15. Oracle Apiary Cloud Service
16. Oracle Self Service Integration Cloud
17. Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service
18. Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes
2.1.2 Definitions
The following definitions apply for purposes of calculating the Service Uptime of the Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public
Cloud Services included within this Category 1:
 “Unavailable” or “Unavailability” means any time during which a problem with the Oracle PaaS and IaaS
Public Cloud Service prevents external connectivity to any of Your instances of such Service.
2.2 Category 2
2.2.1 Service Commitment  
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1. Oracle Database Backup Service
2. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic
3. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Registry
4. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Developer Tools
5. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Resource Manager
6. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Shell
2.2.2 Definitions
 “Service Uptime” is measured by Oracle over the immediately preceding calendar month by (a) subtracting
from 100, the sum of the Error Rate of each hour of that month (the “Error Rate Sum”), (b) dividing the Error
Rate Sum by the total number of hours in that month, and (c) multiplying the result by 100 to determine a
percent figure.  
 “Error Rate” is the total number of Failed Service REST API Calls in a one-hour time interval in the measured
month of the Services Period of the applicable Services divided by the total number of Service REST API
Calls during that one-hour time interval.  
 A “Service REST API Call” is any HTTP Request that fulfills the applicable Service’s REST API specification.
 A “Failed Service REST API Call” is any Service REST API Call processed by Your User that results in a 5xx
(Server Error) class of status code.  
2.3 Category 3
2.3.1 Service Commitment  
1. Oracle Messaging Cloud Service

2. Oracle Database Cloud Service – Multitenant Edition
3. Oracle Java Cloud Service – SaaS Extension
4. Oracle Application Builder Cloud Service
5. Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service
6. Oracle Data Visualization Cloud Service
7. Oracle Documents Cloud Service
8. Oracle Sites Cloud Service
9. Oracle Integration Cloud Service Classic - Standard
10. Oracle Integration Cloud Service Classic - Enterprise
11. Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service
12. Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service – Enterprise
13. Oracle Internet of Things Production Monitoring Cloud Service
14. Oracle Internet of Things Asset Monitoring Cloud Service
15. Oracle Application Performance Monitoring Cloud Service
16. Oracle IT Analytics Cloud Service
17. Oracle Log Analytics Cloud Service
18. Oracle Mobile Cloud Service Classic
19. Oracle Process Cloud Service
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20. Oracle Big Data Preparation Cloud Service
21. Oracle Big Data Discovery Cloud Service
22. Oracle Database Exadata Express Cloud Service
23. Oracle Identity Cloud Service
24. Oracle CASB Cloud Service
25. Oracle Analytics Cloud Classic
26. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management
27. Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise Classic
28. Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Service Classic
29. Oracle Management Cloud
30. Oracle Analytics Cloud
31. Oracle API Platform Cloud Service
32. Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Service
33. Oracle Data Integration Platform Cloud Service
34. Oracle Mobile Hub Cloud Service
35. Oracle Digital Assistant Cloud Service
36. Oracle Blockchain Platform Cloud Service
37. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Marketplace
38. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console
2.3.2 Definitions  
Public Cloud Service prevents external connectivity for all Your instances of such Service.
2.4 Category 4
1. Oracle Big Data Cloud Service – Starter Pack – 3 Nodes

2. Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service
2.4.2 Definitions
Public Cloud Service prevents external connectivity for all Your nodes for such Service.
2.5 Category 5
1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic

2. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Service Classic
3. Oracle Cloud at Customer
4. Oracle Database Exadata Cloud at Customer
5. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Ravello Service

6. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Dedicated Compute Classic
7. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancer Classic
8. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancer
2.5.2 Definitions  
Public Cloud Service prevents: (i) external connectivity for all Your instances of such Service, and (ii)
access to Your attached block storage volumes for such Service.
2.6 Category 6
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2.7 Category 7
For the Category 7 Services listed below, the following section, titled Service Level Agreements, applies in lieu of
subsection 3.2 (Service Availability) of section 3 (Oracle Cloud Service Level Agreement) of the Oracle Cloud
Hosting and Delivery Policies.
1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway
2. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Autonomous Data Warehouse
3. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Autonomous Transaction Processing
4. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Block Volume
5. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute
6. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe
7. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database - Dense I/O
8. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud Service
9. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Cloud Service
10. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Exadata Service
11. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant
12. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - DNS
13. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Email
14. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - FastConnect
15. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - File Storage
16. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions
17. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Health Checks
18. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud
19. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management
20. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Load Balancer
21. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring
22. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud
23. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Service
24. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Object Storage
25. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer
26. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Service
27. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Web Application Firewall
2.7.1 Service Level Agreements

2.7.1.1 Definitions
The following terms apply to all of the subsections within this section (Service Level Agreements).
 “Availability Domain” refers to one or more data centers located within a Region. Availability domains
are separate from each other and fault tolerant.

 “Block Size” refers to the maximum length of a sequence of bytes or bits (specifically for data
transmission and storage).
 “Fault Domain” is a collection of servers that share common resources, such as power and network
connectivity.
 “FIO” is a benchmarking and workload simulation tool. FIO synthetically simulates performance
numbers for various types of workloads, block size and read write mix. More details on FIO can be found
at https://docs.us-phoenix-1.oraclecloud.com/Content/Block/Concepts/blockvolumeperformance.htm.
 “IOPS” (which is also referred to as input/output operations per second) is a metric used to characterize
performance of storage devices such as hard disks (HDD), solid state drives (SSD) and storage area
networks (SAN).
 “OCIDs” are unique identifiers for resources in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service that
contain metadata about the resources.
 “One AD Region” refers to a Region in which Oracle has one Availability Domain.
 “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service” (or “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Services”
in plural) refers to an Oracle PaaS or IaaS Public Cloud Service that is listed in this section titled
Category 7.
 “Non-Compliant Service” refers to an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service for which the
applicable Service Commitment under this section (Service Level Agreements) is not met.
 “Region” refers to a localized geographic area in which one or more Oracle data centers are located.
 “VCN” is a customizable private network within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure cloud.
2.7.1.2 Service Credits
This subsection (Service Credits) sets forth the terms regarding the grant to You of service credits (“Service Credits”)
arising from Oracle’s failure to meet a Service Commitment set forth in this section (Service Level Agreements) with
respect to an applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service. The grant of these Service Credits are
YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND ORACLE'S ENTIRE LIABILITY when Oracle has not met a Service
Commitment under this section (Service Level Agreements). Service Credits will only be provided for the specific
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service for which the applicable Service Commitment has not been met.
Oracle will calculate Service Credits as a percentage of the net fees paid by You for the quantity of the relevant Non-
Compliant Service actually used during a Measured Period (as defined below), with the (i) percentage amount (the
“Service Credit Percentage”) as set forth in the Service Commitment specified for such Service in this section
(Service Level Agreements), and (ii) the fees and usage based on the rates and metric set forth for such Service in
Your order (pro-rated as necessary). A “Measured Period” is a calendar month (or hourly period for an Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure Category 7 Service with a Service Commitment that is hourly based), during which You have deployed
the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service pursuant to the application of Oracle Monthly or Annual
Universal Credits for PaaS and IaaS or pursuant to an Oracle Pay as You Go (PAYG) model (as such terms are
described in the Oracle PaaS and IaaS Universal Credits Service Descriptions document or in Your order, as
applicable).
With respect to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Services purchased under a Pay as You Go model, any
Service Credits will be added to Your Pay as You Go balance in the calendar month following Oracle’s approval of
Your claim. You must use those Service Credits within the calendar month in which the Service Credits are granted.
Any unused Service Credits will expire at the end of the calendar month in which the Service Credits are granted
and You may not carry those Service Credits over to another month.
With respect to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Services purchased pursuant to Oracle Monthly Universal
Credits for PaaS and IaaS, any Service Credits will be added to Your Universal Credit balance in the monthly credit
period (as defined in Your order for such Services) following Oracle’s approval of Your claim. You must use those
Service Credits within the monthly credit period in which the Service Credits are granted. Any unused Service Credits
will expire at the end of the monthly credit period in which the Service Credits are granted and You may not carry
those Service Credits over to another monthly credit period.
With respect to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Services purchased pursuant to Oracle Annual Universal
Credits for PaaS and IaaS, any Service Credits will be added to Your Universal Credits balance in the calendar
month following Oracle’s approval of Your claim. You must use those Service Credits within the annual credit period
(as defined in Your order for such Services) in which the Service Credits are granted. Any unused Service Credits
will expire at the end of the annual credit period in which the Service Credits are granted and You may not carry
those Service Credits over to another annual credit period.

Notwithstanding the above, Service Credits related to an order for Oracle Monthly or Annual Universal Credits for
PaaS and IaaS are deemed forfeited where the grant of the Service Credits would fall in a monthly period following
the expiration of the Services Period applicable to such order, unless You execute with Oracle a replenishment order
for Oracle Monthly or Annual Universal Credits whose Services Period covers the relevant monthly period. For the
avoidance of doubt, Service Credits will only be granted under this section (Service Level Agreements) for Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Services that You have actually deployed during the applicable Measured Period
pursuant to the application of Oracle Monthly or Annual Universal Credits for PaaS and IaaS or pursuant to an Oracle
Pay as You Go model.
2.7.1.3 Claims
In order to be considered to receive Service Credits, You must file a claim with Oracle in accordance with the terms
listed in this subsection. You must submit the claim either through the “My Oracle Support” portal or by contacting
Your customer success manager and You must include all of the information required for Oracle to validate the claim,
including but not limited to:
(i) a detailed description of the circumstances for Your claim that the applicable Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure Category 7 Service did not meet its Service Commitment;
(ii) information regarding the time and duration of the downtime that caused the applicable Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service not to meet its Service Commitment;
(iii) the names of the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service that did not meet its
Service Commitment;
(iv) the Region in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service did not meet
its Service Commitment;
(v) the names of the relevant OCIDs, including tenancy OCID, compartment(s) OCID, and affected
resource OCID(s);
(vi) a description of Your attempts to resolve the issue that caused the applicable Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure Category 7 Service not to meet its Service Commitment at the time of the
occurrence of such issue; and
(vii) relevant documentation/logs (such as audit console and OS events/logs) that can confirm that
the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service did not meet its Service
Commitment.
In order for Oracle to consider a claim, Oracle must receive the claim within sixty (60) calendar days from when the
issue occurred that caused the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service not to meet its Service
Commitment. Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to process claims within sixty (60) days of Oracle’s
receipt of a claim. You must continue to be in compliance with the Oracle Cloud Services agreement referenced in
Your order for You to be eligible to receive Service Credits.
2.7.1.4 Resolution of Conflicting Service Level Agreement Offering
Oracle offers several different service level agreements as defined in this section (Service Level Agreements). In
the event an issue were to trigger multiple instances where a Service Commitment (as defined below in each
subsection) for a particular Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service is not met, Oracle will resolve the issue
in accordance with the least restrictive service level agreement and You may receive Service Credits only for the
service level agreement listed under the “Resolution order” column in the table below. Service level agreements
range from least restrictive (data plane) to more restrictive (control plane) to most restrictive (performance).
SLAs types offered

Control Performan
Service Data Plane Plane ce Resolution order
Data Plane followed by
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Control Performan
Data Plane Control Plane followed by
Compute Plane ce
Performance
Data Plane followed by
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Block Control Performan
Data Plane Control Plane followed by
Volume Plane ce
Performance

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Data Plane Data Plane
Object Storage
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
FastConnect
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure DNS Data Plane Data Plane
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Email Data Plane Data Plane
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure File Control Data Plane followed by
Data Plane
Storage Plane Control Plane
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web
Application Firewall
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Control Data Plane followed by
Data Plane
Database – Dense I/O Plane Control Plane
Data Plane
Database Cloud Service Plane Control Plane
Data Plane
Database Exadata Service Plane Control Plane
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure -
Database Backup Cloud Service
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API
Gateway
Autonomous Transaction Data Plane Data Plane
Processing
Autonomous Data Warehouse
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Control Data Plane followed by
Data Plane
Safe Plane Control Plane
Digital Assistant
Functions
Health Checks
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key
Management
Load Balancer
Monitoring
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Control
Control Plane
MySQL Database Plane
Outbound Data Transfer
NoSQL Database Cloud
Notifications Service
Streaming Service
Integration Cloud
Notwithstanding the provisions of this section (Service Level Agreements), if Your order with Oracle, or the Service
Specifications applicable to Your order for a particular Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service, provides a
right to receive a higher amount of Service Credits, then You may receive the Service Credits under the provision
which provides for the highest amount of Service Credits to You, but You may not recover Service Credits under
multiple provisions for the same event.

2.7.1.5 Common Exclusions
A Service Commitment for an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service does not apply to any unavailability,
suspension or termination of the applicable Non-Compliant Service, or any other performance issue that results from
the following (each a “Common Exclusion” and, collectively the “Common Exclusions”):
(i) Your equipment, software or other technology and/or third-party equipment, software or other technology
(other than third party equipment within Oracle’s direct control);
(ii) For Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Services that are inter-related (i.e., such Cloud Services
operationally interface with, or are functionally dependent on, one another), if Oracle determines the failure
of one Cloud Service (the “Primary Service”) to meet its Service Commitment is the root cause of any
unavailability of the other Cloud Service (the “Inter-Related Unavailability”), then You may receive Service
Credits as a result of the Inter-Related Unavailability only for the Primary Service, but not such other Cloud
Service (i.e., the Inter-Related Unavailability will be excluded from the calculation of whether or not such
other Cloud Service meets its Service Commitment);
(iii) Any actions or inactions of You, Your Users or any third party (other than any Oracle agents and
contractors who Oracle has engaged to perform the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7
Service) (e.g., restarting, stopping, or patching a database, filling up storage, mis-configuring database
parameters, installation of third party agents/software, mis-configuring security groups, VCN configurations
or credential settings, disabling encryption keys or making the encryption keys inaccessible, not allocating
adequate resources for Your workload or exceeding limits specified in Your order for the Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure Category 7 Service, third party malicious acts against You or Your Users, etc.); and
(iv) Anything that is excluded from Unplanned Downtime as described in Section 3.3 (Unplanned Downtime) of
the Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies (provided that, for the purposes of Your order of an Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service, the Common Exclusions will not include any unavailability of such
Service to the extent it results from a maintenance period that was not selected or otherwise agreed to by
You).
In addition, if the failure to meet the Service Commitment applicable to an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 is
impacted by factors other than those used in Oracle’s calculation, then Oracle may issue Service Credits for the
applicable Service considering such factors at Oracle’s discretion.
2.7.1.6 Data Plane Service Level Agreements
2.7.1.6.1 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute Services

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute Services applies to the
following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88313 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Bare Metal Dense I/O-X5
B88314 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Bare Metal High I/O-X5
B88315 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Bare Metal Standard-X5
B88316 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine Dense I/O-X5
B88317 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine Standard-X5
B88318 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Windows OS
B88516 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Virtual Machine Dense I/O-X7
B88517 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Bare Metal – GPU Standard-X7
B88518 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Virtual Machine GPU Standard - X7 - GPU Per Hour
B89734 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - GPU Standard - V2 - GPU Per Hour
B90398 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - HPC - X7 - OCPU Per Hour
B90425 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Standard - E2 - OCPU Per Hour
B91119 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Bare Metal Standard - B1 - OCPU Per Hour
B91120 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Virtual Machine Standard - B1 - OCPU Per Hour
B92306 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Standard E3 OCPU

B92307 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Standard E3 Memory
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Services listed
above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.99% during any calendar month
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Service listed above does not
meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant
Service, with the Service Credit Percentage determined as follows:
Monthly Uptime Percentage for Regions Service Credit Percentage

Less than 99.99% but equal to or greater than 99.0% 10%
Less than 95.0% 100%
Monthly Uptime Percentage for One AD Regions Service Credit Percentage

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the percentage of minutes during the
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Service was Unavailable (as
defined below).
 “Unavailable” means on a per-Region or, for One AD Regions, on per-Availability Domain basis that all of the
running instances of the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Service have no external
connectivity. For purposes of clarity, the preceding sentence requires that for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –
Compute Service to be deemed Unavailable during an applicable calendar month period, You must have
deployed instances of such Service during such period in more than one Availability Domain, or for an Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Service with one Availability Domain, in more than one Fault Domain. In
addition, Unavailable excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.2 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services applies
to the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88322 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume - Gigabyte Storage Capacity per Month
B91961 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Storage – Gigabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
B91962 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Performance – Performance Units Per Gigabyte Per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services
listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.99% during any calendar
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Service listed
above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-
Compliant Service, with the Service Credit Percentage determined as follows:
Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage


For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services listed above, the following shall apply:
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Block Volume Service was Unavailable
(as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means when all of the attached volumes perform zero read write IO with pending IO in the queue.
This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.3 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage Services applies
SKU Cloud Service

B88323 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage – Requests
B88324 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage – Storage
B91627 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage - Requests - 10,000 Requests per Month
B91628 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage - Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity per
Month
B91633 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Archive Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage Service listed

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the average of the API Error Rate (as
defined below) for each five-minute period during the applicable calendar month.
 “API Error Rate” means: (i) the total number of internal server errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure - Object Storage Service with an error status of “Internal Service Error” or “Service Unavailable”
divided by, (ii) the total number of API requests to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Object Storage Service
in each five-minute period during the calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or
indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.4 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - FastConnect Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – FastConnect Services applies
SKU Cloud Service

B88325 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – FastConnect 1 Gbps
B88326 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – FastConnect 10 Gbps
B87894 Oracle Network Cloud Service – FastConnect – Port Speed 1Gbps – Non Metered
B87895 Oracle Network Cloud Service – FastConnect – Port Speed 1Gbps – Non Metered

Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – FastConnect Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – FastConnect Service listed above
does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - FastConnect Services listed above, the following shall apply:
applicable calendar month in which the Virtual Connection (as defined below) is Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Virtual Connection” means a logical representation of connectivity offered through the applicable Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – FastConnect Service between Your premises and Oracle through an exchange provider or a
network service provider, where such connectivity does not traverse the public internet.
 “Unavailable” means that for a given Virtual Connection all Your attempts within one minute to establish Internet
Protocol (IP) connectivity in the point of ingress at Oracle’s dynamic routing gateway (DRG) associated with the
virtual circuit fail for longer than thirty seconds. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from
any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.5 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Services
applies to the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B89999 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Quarter Rack - X7 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B90000 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Half Rack - X7 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B90001 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Full Rack - X7 - Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88592 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPU's – OCPU Per Hour
B88593 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88594 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88595 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88847 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPU's – BYOL – OCPU Per Hour
B88854 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 - BYOL – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88855 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 - BYOL – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88856 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 - BYOL – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B87871 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 - Non-metered
B87872 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 - Non-metered
B87873 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 - Non-metered
B87874 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPUs - X6 - Non-metered
B87866 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 – Metered
B87867 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 – Metered
B87868 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 – Metered
B87869 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPU's - X6 – Metered
B90777 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Base System – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B91535 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Quarter Rack – X8- Hosted Environment Per Hour
B91536 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Half Rack – X8 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B91537 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Full Rack – X8 – Hosted Environment Per Hour

Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Services
listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.95% during any during
any calendar month (the "Service Commitment"). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata
Service listed above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the
applicable Non-Compliant Service, with the Service Credit Percentage determined as follows:

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Services listed above, the following shall
apply:
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service was
Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means on a per-Availability Domain basis that: (i) the database compute server is unable to
receive a network connection from an application or user, and (ii) no I/O operation can be issued to the Exadata
Storage subsystem. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.6 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Services applies to the
following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88525 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Service - DNS
B90327 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Service – DNS Traffic Management
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Services listed
above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.99% during any calendar
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Services listed above

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Services listed above, the following shall apply:
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Service was Unavailable (as
defined below).
 “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Nameserver Infrastructure” means the group of Oracle controlled
systems (servers, hardware, and associated software) that are responsible for responding to DNS queries in
Oracle’s provision of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Services.

 “Unavailable” means the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS Nameserver Infrastructure fails to
respond to DNS queries. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common
Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.7 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery Service applies
to the following SKU:
SKU Cloud Service

B88523 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Service – Email Delivery
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery Service
represented listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.9% during
any calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery Service listed above, the following shall apply:
calendar month in which the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery Service was Unavailable (as defined
below).
 “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Oracle’s Email Delivery SMTP Endpoint” is the publicly available endpoint
where You send Your mail.
 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Region basis, the inability of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery
SMTP Endpoint to accept the email from a customer for at least a continuous minute. This excludes
circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.8 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B89057 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Service – File Storage
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service listed
above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable
Non-Compliant Service, with the Service Credit Percentage determined as follows:


For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services listed above, the following shall apply:
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service was Unavailable
(as defined below).
 “Unavailability” means, on a per-Availability Domain basis, that the file system cannot process any NFS
request when there are NFS requests queued. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly
from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.9 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web Application Firewall

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web Application Firewall Services
SKU Cloud Service

B90329 OCI Web Application Firewall - Requests - 1,000,000 Incoming Requests
B90330 OCI Web Application Firewall - Good Traffic - Gigabyte of Good Traffic
B90332 OCI Web Application Firewall - Bot Management
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web Application Firewall
Services listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.9% during any
calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web Application Firewall

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web Application Firewall Services listed above, the following
shall apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the percentage of minutes during
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web Application Firewall Service
was Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Region basis, the inability of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web
Application Firewall Service to receive HTTP/S requests according to the configured Web Application
Firewall settings. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common
Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.10 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Services
SKU Cloud Service

B88290 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Enterprise Edition - General Purpose - OCPU Per Hour
B88291 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance - General Purpose -
OCPU Per Hour
B88292 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Enterprise Edition High Performance - General Purpose - OCPU
Per Hour
B88293 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Standard Edition - General Purpose - OCPU Per Hour
B88404 Oracle Database Cloud Service - All Editions - BYOL - OCPU Per Hour

B88328 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Enterprise Edition - Additional Capacity - OCPU Per Hour
B88329 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Enterprise Edition High Performance - Additional Capacity -
OCPU Per Hour
B88330 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance - Additional
Capacity - OCPU Per Hour
B88331 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Standard Edition - Additional Capacity - OCPU Per Hour
B88846 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database All Editions - Additional Capacity - BYOL - OCPU Per Hour
B90569 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Standard Edition
B90570 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Enterprise Edition
B90571 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Enterprise Edition High Performance
B90572 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance
B90573 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – All Editions – BYOL
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service listed

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Services with the SKUs listed above, the
following shall apply:
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service was Unavailable
(as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Availability Domain basis, for an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud
Service that: (i) no virtual machine (or, where applicable, none of the virtual machines in a Real Application
Cluster (RAC) configuration) is able to receive a network connection from an application or a user, and (ii) any
I/O operation can be issued to the Block Storage. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly
2.7.1.6.11 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O Services
SKU Cloud Service

B89621 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Standard Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89622 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89623 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise High Performance Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89624 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Extreme Performance Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89625 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database All Editions – Dense I/O - X7 - BYOL
B88335 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Standard Edition – Dense I/O
B88332 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Edition – Dense I/O
B88334 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise High Performance Edition – Dense I/O
B88333 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Extreme Performance Edition – Dense I/O
B88335 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database All Editions – Dense I/O - BYOL
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O
calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O

applicable Non-Compliant Service as follows:

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O Services listed above, the following
shall apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100% the percentage of minutes during the
calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O Service was
 "Unavailable" means, on a per-Availability Domain basis, that: (i) the bare metal server is not able to receive a
network connection from an application or a user, and (ii) any I/O operation can be issued to the flash storage.
2.7.1.6.12 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service
B92072 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway - 1,000,000 API Calls - 1,000,000 API Calls per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – API Gateway Service
listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.95%, during any calendar
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – API Gateway Service listed above
Compliant Service as follows:
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway Service listed above, the following shall apply:
 “API Call” is a single invocation of a path in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway Service that is
mapped to an API deployment.
 “API Error Rate” applies separately to each tenancy of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway
Service and means on a per-Region basis: (i) the total number of failed API Calls made to the applicable
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – API Gateway Service with a status of “Internal Service Error” or “Service
Unavailable” divided by, (ii) the total number of API Calls made to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API
Gateway Service in each five-minute period during the calendar month. This excludes circumstances
resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the average of the API Error Rate
for each five-minute period during the applicable calendar month.
2.7.1.6.13 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud Service

SKU Cloud Service
B90230 Oracle Database Backup Cloud - Object Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
B90231 Oracle Database Backup Cloud - Archive Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud
calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service listed
Compliant Service as follows:
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud Services listed above, the following
shall apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud Service
was “Unavailable” (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Region basis, a problem prevents external connectivity to the Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure - Database Backup Cloud Service. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or
indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.14 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Autonomous Database

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Services
on Shared Infrastructure applies to the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service
B89039 Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse - BYOL - OCPU Per Hour
B89040 Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse - OCPU Per Hour
B89041 Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse - Exadata Storage - Terabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
B90453 Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing - OCPU Per Hour
B90454 Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing - BYOL - OCPU Per Hour
B90455 Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing - Exadata Storage - Terabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
The service level agreement described in this section applies only to the deployment of an Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Service listed above on shared infrastructure (the "Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Service on Shared Infrastructure"). Oracle will use commercially reasonable
efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Services on Shared Infrastructure with a
Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.95% during any calendar month (the “Service
Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Service on Shared
Infrastructure does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Service on Shared Infrastructure listed
above, the following shall apply:
 "Database connection" is a direct connection established from any tool or application to the database
using Oracle Net Services.

the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Autonomous Database Service
on Shared Infrastructure was Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” during a given minute means that no database connection to the Autonomous Database is
or can be established during that minute and all continuous attempts (at least five) to establish a
database connection during that minute fail. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly
2.7.1.6.15 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine Single Instance

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine
Single Instance Services applies to the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88316 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Virtual Machine Dense I/O - X5 - OCPU Per Hour
B88317 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Virtual Machine Standard - X5 - OCPU Per Hour
B88514 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Virtual Machine Standard - X7 - OCPU Per Hour
B88516 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Virtual Machine Dense I/O - X7 - OCPU Per Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual
Machine Single Instance Services listed above available with an Hourly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at
least 90.00% during any clock hour (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –
Compute – Virtual Machine Single Instance Service listed above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will
be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant Service as follows:
Hourly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage
Less than 100% but equal to or greater than 90.0% 0%
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine Single Instance Services with the
SKUs listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Hourly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the percentage of minutes during any
clock hour in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine Single
Instance Service was Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means any time during which a problem with the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –
Virtual Machine Single Instance Service prevents external connectivity to it. This excludes circumstances
2.7.1.6.16 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Services applies to the
following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service
B91631 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe for Database Cloud Service - Audit Record Collection Over 1 Million Records -
10,000 Audit Records Per Target Per Month
B91632 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe for Database Cloud Service - Each

Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Services listed
above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.9%, during any calendar month
(the “Service Commitment”).
 In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service listed above does not meet the Service
Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant Service as
follows:
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service listed above, the following shall apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service was
 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Region basis, a problem prevents external connectivity to the applicable
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly
2.7.1.6.17 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant Service applies
SKU Cloud Service

B90260 Oracle Digital Assistant Cloud Service - Request
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant Service
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant Service listed
above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable
Monthly Uptime Percentage for Prod Shape Service Credit Percentage

Less than 99.0% bit equal to or greater than 95.0% 25%
Monthly Uptime Percentage for Dev Shape Service Credit Percentage

Less than 99.0% bit equal to or greater than 95.0% 25%
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant Service listed above, the following shall apply:
the calendar month in which the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant Service was Unavailable
(as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means a problem with the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Digital Assistant Service prevents
external connectivity to any of Your instances or no HTTP operations resulted in a success code. This
excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.18 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions Services applies to
the following SKUs:

SKU Cloud Service
B90617 Oracle Functions - Execution Time - 10,000 Gigabyte Memory-Seconds
B90618 Oracle Functions - Invocations - 1,000,000 Function Invocations
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions Services listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions Service listed above does not
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Function invocation request” means a request received from a client to execute a single function.
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the average Unavailability (as
defined below) of all five-minute intervals during the applicable calendar month.
 “Unavailability” is calculated, on a per-Region basis for each five-minute interval, as the percentage of
function invocation requests made to the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Functions Service that
failed with an error code of “500” or “503”. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from
2.7.1.6.19 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Health Checks

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Health Checks Services applies
SKU Cloud Service

B90323 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Health Checks - Basic - Endpoints Per Month
B90325 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Health Checks - Premium - Endpoints Per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Health Checks Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Health Checks Service listed
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Health Checks Services listed above, the following shall apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Health Checks Service was
 “OCI Health Check” means [To be defined]
 “Unavailable” means the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Health Checks Service does not report
results. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.20 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management Service applies
SKU Cloud Service

B90328 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management - Virtual Private Vault Per Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management Service
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management Service listed

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management Service listed above, the following shall
apply:
 “API Call” means a single invocation of an endpoint of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Key Management
Service that performs a cryptographic operation.
the calendar month in which the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Key Management Service was Unavailable
(as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means there are no valid API Calls that successfully perform any Encrypt, Decrypt and
Generate Data Encryption Key operations. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from
2.7.1.6.21 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Load Balancer

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Load Balancer Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88319 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - 100 Mbps Load Balancer - Load Balancer Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Load Balancer Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Load Balancer Service listed

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Load Balancer Services listed above, the following shall apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Load Balancer Service was in the
state of Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Load Balancer Service has at least one
healthy backend server, and all attempts to connect to such Service are unsuccessful. This excludes
circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.22 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B90925 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring - Ingestion - Million Datapoints
B90926 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring - Retrieval - Million Datapoints
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Services listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Service listed above does not
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 "Alarm Error Rate" means: (i) the total number of alarms that failed to correctly execute by the applicable
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Service divided by, (ii) the total number of alarms processed by
such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Service in each five-minute period during the calendar
month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
 “API Error Rate” means: (i) the total number of internal server errors returned by the applicable Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Service with an error status of “5xx” divided by, (ii) the total number of
API requests to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Monitoring Service in each five-minute period during the
calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
 "Monthly Uptime Percentage" is calculated on a per-Region basis by: subtracting from 100% (i) the
average of the API error rate in each five-minute period during the applicable calendar month and then
subtracting (ii) the average of the Alarm Error Rate in each five-minute period during such calendar month.
2.7.1.6.23 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer Service
applies to the following SKU:
SKU Cloud Service

B88327 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer - Gigabyte Outbound Data Transfer per month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer
Service listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.5% during any
calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Outbound Data Transfer Service listed above, the following
shall apply:
 “Internet Gateway” means the virtual router a customer can attach to its Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) to
enable direct connectivity to the Internet.
the calendar month in which the Internet Gateway is Unavailable (as defined below).

 “Unavailable” means, on a per Availability Domain basis, a customer’s inability to pass traffic through the
Internet Gateway. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.24 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud Services
SKU Cloud Service
B89737 Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service - Write - Write Unit Per Month
B89738 Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service - Read - Read Unit Per Month
B89739 Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service - Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud
calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud Services listed above, the following
shall apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database Cloud Service
was Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means on a per-Region basis the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - NoSQL Database
Cloud Service has no external connectivity. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly
2.7.1.6.25 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Service
The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service
B90940 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications - HTTPS Delivery - Million Delivery Operations
B90941 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications - Email Delivery - 1,000 Emails Sent
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Services listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Service listed above does not
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Services listed above, the following shall apply:

 “API Error Rate” means, on a per-Region basis, (i) the total number of requests made to the applicable
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Service that returns an error code of “500” or “503” divided by,
(ii) the total number of requests to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Notifications Service in each five-
minute period during the calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from
any Common Exclusion and any of the following:
o Messages that were published to a topic but failed to be delivered,

o Delivery to third-party endpoints such as PagerDuty & Slack, and/or
o Delivery to first-party endpoints such as Email and Functions.
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the average of the API Error Rate
for each five-minute period during the applicable calendar month.
 The Service Commitment for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Notification Services does not apply to any
features that are not generally available.
2.7.1.6.26 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Services applies to the
following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service
B90938 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming - PUT or GET - Gigabytes of Data Transferred
B90939 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming - Storage - Gigabytes Per Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Services listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Service listed above does not
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the percentage of minutes in the
calendar month when the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Service was Unavailable (as
defined below).
 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Region basis, all attempts to send or receive messages or perform other
operations on the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Streaming Service return a 500 or 503 error
code, or do not receive a success code within five minutes. This excludes circumstances resulting directly
or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.6.27 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud Services
SKU Cloud Service

B89639 Oracle Integration Cloud Service - Standard - 5K Messages Per Hour
B89640 Oracle Integration Cloud Service - Enterprise - 5K Messages Per Hour
B89643 Oracle Integration Cloud Service - Standard - BYOL - 20K Messages Per Hour
B89644 Oracle Integration Cloud Service - Enterprise - BYOL - 20K Messages Per Hour

Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud Service
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud Service listed
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud Services listed above, the following shall
apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud Service was in
the state of Unavailable (as defined below).
 “Unavailable” means a problem with the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Integration Cloud Service
prevents external connectivity to any of Your instances of such Service. This excludes circumstances
2.7.1.7 Control Plane Service Level Agreements
2.7.1.7.1 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block
Volume Services
The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute and Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure - Block Volume Services applies to the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88314 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Bare Metal High I/O-X5
B88316 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Virtual Machine Dense I/O-X5
B88318 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute – Windows OS
B88322 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume
B91961 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
B91962 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Performance – Performance Units Per Gigabyte Per Month
B88514 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute – Virtual Machine Standard-X7
B88515 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute – Bare Metal Dense I/O-X7
B88516 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute – Virtual Machine Dense I/O-X7
B88517 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute – Bare Metal – GPU Standard-X7
B88513 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Bare Metal Standard - X7 - OCPU Per Hour
B89734 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - GPU Standard - V2 - GPU Per Hour
B91119 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute - Bare Metal Standard - B1 - OCPU Per Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute and Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Block Volume Services listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below)
of at least 99.9% during any calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Compute or the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Service listed above does not meet the

Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant Service, with
the Service Credit Percentage determined as follows:

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Block Volume
Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the average of the Control Plane API
Error Rate (as defined below) for each five-minute period during the applicable calendar month.
 “Control Plane API Error Rate” means, on a per Availability Domain basis: (i) the total number of internal server
errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Block
Volume Service with an error status of “Internal Service Error” or “Service Unavailable” divided by, (ii) the total
number of Control Plane API requests made to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Category 7 Service in each
five-minute period during a calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from
2.7.1.7.2 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service listed above does
not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant

25%
Less than 99.0% but equal to or greater than 95.0%

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Services listed above, the following shall apply:
errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service with an error status of
“Internal Service Error” or “Service Unavailable” divided by, (ii) the total number of Control Plane API requests
to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service in each five-minute period during a calendar month.
Error Rate for each five-minute period during the applicable calendar month.

2.7.1.7.3 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Cloud Service
The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Cloud Services
SKU Cloud Service

B90569 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Standard Edition
B90570 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Enterprise Edition
B90571 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Enterprise Edition High Performance
B90572 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance
B90573 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service – All Editions – BYOL
B88290 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Enterprise Edition - General Purpose - OCPU Per Hour
B88291 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance - General Purpose -
OCPU Per Hour
B88292 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Enterprise Edition High Performance - General Purpose - OCPU
Per Hour
B88293 Oracle Database Cloud Service - Standard Edition - General Purpose - OCPU Per Hour
B88404 Oracle Database Cloud Service - All Editions - BYOL - OCPU Per Hour
B88328 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Enterprise Edition - Additional Capacity - OCPU Per Hour
B88329 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Enterprise Edition High Performance - Additional Capacity -
OCPU Per Hour
B88330 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance - Additional Capacity
- OCPU Per Hour
B88331 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Standard Edition - Additional Capacity - OCPU Per Hour
B88846 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database All Editions - Additional Capacity - BYOL - OCPU Per Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Services listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Service listed above

25%
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Cloud Services listed above, the following shall
apply:
errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Service with an error status of “Internal
Service Error” or “Service Unavailable” divided by, (ii) the total number of Control Plane API requests made to
such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Service in each five minute period during a calendar month. This
excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.7.4 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database - Dense I/O

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database - Dense I/O Services
SKU Cloud Service

B89621 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Standard Edition – Dense I/O - X7

B89622 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89623 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise High Performance Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89624 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Extreme Performance Edition – Dense I/O - X7
B89625 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database All Editions – Dense I/O - X7 – BYOL
B88335 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Standard Edition – Dense I/O
B88332 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Edition – Dense I/O
B88334 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise High Performance Edition – Dense I/O
B88333 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Enterprise Extreme Performance Edition – Dense I/O
B88335 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database All Editions – Dense I/O – BYOL
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O
calendar month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database - Dense I/O

25%
For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database - Dense I/O Services listed above, the following shall
apply:
errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O Service with an error
status of “Internal Service Error” or “Service Unavailable” divided by, (ii) the total number of Control Plane API
requests made to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database – Dense I/O Service in each five minute period
during a calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common
Exclusion.
2.7.1.7.5 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Services
SKU Cloud Service

B89999 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Quarter Rack - X7 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B90000 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Half Rack - X7 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B90001 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Full Rack - X7 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88592 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPU's – OCPU Per Hour
B88593 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88594 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88595 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88847 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPU's – BYOL – OCPU Per Hour
B88854 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 – BYOL – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88855 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 – BYOL – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B88856 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 – BYOL – Hosted Environment Per Hour
B87871 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 - Non-metered
B87872 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 - Non-metered
B87873 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 - Non-metered
B87874 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Additional OCPUs - X6 - Non-metered
B87866 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Quarter Rack - X6 – Metered
B87867 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Half Rack - X6 – Metered

B87868 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Full Rack - X6 – Metered
B90777 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Base System- Hosted Environment Per Hour
B91535 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Quarter Rack – X8- Hosted Environment Per
Hour
B91536 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Half Rack – X8- Hosted Environment Per Hour
B91537 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Infrastructure – Full Rack – X8- Hosted Environment Per Hour
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Services
listed above available with a Monthly Uptime Percentage (as defined below) of at least 99.95% during any monthly
billing cycle (the "Service Commitment"). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service
listed above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Services listed above, the following shall
apply:
errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service with an error status
of “Internal Service Error” or “Service Unavailable” divided by, (ii) the total number of Control Plane API requests
made to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service in each five minute period during a
calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion.
2.7.1.7.6 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Services applies to the
following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service
B91631 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe for Database Cloud Service - Audit Record Collection Over 1 Million Records -
10,000 Audit Records Per Target Per Month
B91632 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe for Database Cloud Service - Each
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service listed
(the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service listed above does not

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Services listed above, the following shall apply:
the calendar month in which the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service was in the
state of Unavailable (as defined below).

 “Unavailable” means, on a per-Region Basis, a problem prevents external connectivity to the applicable
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Data Safe Service. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly
2.7.1.7.7 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - MySQL Database Services

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Services
SKU Cloud Service

B92425 MySQL Database - Standard - E2
B92426 MySQL Database – Storage
B92483 MySQL Database - Backup Storage
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Services
month (the “Service Commitment”). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Service listed

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Services listed above, the following shall
apply:
 “Monthly Uptime Percentage” is calculated by subtracting from 100 percent, the average of the Control
Plane API Error Rate (as defined below) for each five-minute period during the applicable calendar
month.
 “Control Plane API Error Rate” means, on a per Availability Domain basis: (i) the total number of internal
server errors returned by the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Service with an
error status of “Internal Service Error” or “Service Unavailable” divided by (ii) the total number of Control
Plane API requests to such Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Service during each five-
minute period during a calendar month. This excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from
any Common Exclusion .
2.7.1.8 Performance Service Level Agreements
2.7.1.8.1 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Local NVMe Storage Service Level Agreement
The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88313 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute –Bare Metal Dense I/O-X5
B88314 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute –Bare Metal High I/O-X5
B88316 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute –Virtual Machine Dense I/O-X5
B88318 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute-Windows OS
B88515 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute –Bare Metal Dense I/O-X7
B88516 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –Compute –Virtual Machine Dense I/O-X7
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver the performance of a single NVMe drive utilized in an
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute Service listed above at a Monthly Performance Rate (as defined below) of at

least 99.9% during any calendar month (the "Service Commitment"). In the event an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
– Compute Service listed above does not meet the Service Commitment, You will be eligible to receive Service
Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant Service, with the Service Credit Percentage determined as follows:
Monthly Performance Rate Service Credit Percentage

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 Disk IOPS is measured at a 4K Block Size.
 “Disk Performance Decay Rate” is calculated as: (i) the number of hours Disk IOPS is less than 90 percent of
the minimum IOPS published by Oracle, divided by (ii) the total number of hours in a calendar month. This
excludes circumstances resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion and any time while a backup
or snapshot is being performed.
 IOPS numbers are generated using FIO.
 “Monthly Performance Rate” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the Disk Performance Decay Rate for a
calendar month of the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Bare Metal Service.
2.7.1.8.2 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Block Volume Performance Service Level Agreement
The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services applies
SKU Cloud Service

B88322 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume
B91961 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Storage - Gigabyte Storage Capacity Per Month
B91962 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Performance - Performance Units Per Gigabyte Per Month
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver a Monthly Performance Rate (as defined below) of at least
99.9% during any calendar month (the "Service Commitment") for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume
Services listed above. In the event Oracle does not meet the Service Commitment for an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
– Block Volume Service listed above, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant
Monthly Performance Rate Service Credit Percentage

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Monthly Performance Rate” is calculated as: (i) the number of hours during which the IOPS of a single Block
Volume is greater than 90% of the minimum Block Volume IOPS (as defined below) published by Oracle
divided by, (ii) the total number of hours in the applicable calendar month. This excludes circumstances
resulting directly or indirectly from any Common Exclusion and any time while a backup or snapshot is
performed.
 “Block Volume IOPS” is defined as IOPS that is measured at 4K Block Size provided by the Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Block Volume Service. The Block Volume IOPS will vary with the Block Size; You should refer
to the published information for the IOPS for the specified Block Size.

 IOPS numbers are generated using FIO.
2.7.1.8.3 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Network Performance Service Level Agreement

The service level agreement described below for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Services applies to
the following SKUs:
SKU Cloud Service

B88313 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Bare Metal Dense I/O-X5
B88314 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Bare Metal High I/O-X5
B88315 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Bare Metal Standard-X5
B88318 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute-Windows OS
B88513 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Bare Metal Standard-X7
B88515 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Bare Metal Dense I/O-X7
B88517 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute –Bare Metal-GPU Standard-X7
B88518 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Virtual Machine GPU Standard - X7 - GPU Per
Hour
B90425 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Standard - E2 - OCPU Per Hour
B89734 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - GPU Standard - V2 - GPU Per Hour
B90398 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - HPC - X7 - OCPU Per Hour
B91119 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Bare Metal Standard - B1 - OCPU Per Hour
B91120 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Virtual Machine Standard - B1 - OCPU Per Hour
B92306 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Standard E3 OCPU
B92307 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute - Standard E3 Memory
Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver a Network Performance Rate (as defined below) at a
Monthly Network Performance Rate (as defined below) of at least 99.9% during any calendar month (the "Service
Commitment") for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Services listed above. In the event Oracle does not
meet the Service Commitment for network performance between two bare metal instances of an Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Compute Service, You will be eligible to receive Service Credits for the applicable Non-Compliant
Monthly Network Performance Rate Service Credit Percentage

For the purposes of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute Services listed above, the following shall apply:
 “Monthly Network Performance Rate” is calculated by subtracting from 100%, the percentage of 5-minute
intervals during the calendar month in which the Network Performance (as defined below) was less than 90%
of the Oracle-published network throughput per Oracle-provided compute instance shape.
 “Network Performance” is defined as the average rate of data transfer using 9KB packets over a 5-minute
interval as measured between two bare-metal instances of the applicable Oracle Cloud Infrastructure –
Compute Service using VCN private IP addresses within an Availability Domain. This excludes circumstances
 More details on the network performance test can be found at:

https://docs.us-phoenix-1.oraclecloud.com/Content/Network/Concepts/networkperformance.htm.
3 Oracle Cloud Security Policy

3.1 Physical Security Safeguards
For Oracle Apiary Cloud Service, Oracle Container Pipelines Cloud Service, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Ravello
Service and Oracle CASB Cloud Services, the following applies in lieu of the text in section 1.3 of the Oracle Cloud
Hosting and Delivery Policies: Oracle provides secured computing facilities for both office locations and production
cloud infrastructure.
4 Oracle Cloud Service Continuity Policy
Based on service availability, Oracle PaaS and IaaS services may be provisioned at multiple data centers, and
dependent on product capability and customer solution design, You may be able to configure such services with
disaster recovery capabilities. You are solely responsible for any such post provisioning configuration, data backups,
and execution of disaster recovery activities.
4.1 Oracle Cloud Services High Availability Strategy

For Oracle Apiary Cloud Service and Oracle CASB Cloud Services, the following applies in lieu of the text in section
2.1 of the Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies: Oracle CASB Cloud Services are designed to maintain service
availability in the case of an incident affecting the services.
5 Oracle Cloud Service Level Objective Policy

Sections 3.2 (including sub sections) and 3.3 of section 3 (Oracle Cloud Service Level Agreement) of the Oracle Cloud
Hosting and Delivery Policies does not apply to Oracle Container Pipelines Cloud Service.
6 Oracle Cloud Change Management Policy

The scheduled maintenance periods for the Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services are documented on My
Oracle Support in Knowledge Article 1681146.1:
https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocumentDisplay?id=1681146.1.
6.1 Emergency Maintenance

For Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Ravello Service, the following applies in lieu of the text in section 4.1.1 of the Oracle
Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies: Oracle will work to provide prior notice for any emergency maintenance requiring
a service interruption.
6.2 Data Center Migrations

For Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Ravello Service, the following applies in lieu of the text in section 4.1.3 of the
Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies: For data center migrations for purposes other than disaster recovery,
Oracle will provide prior notice to You.
6.3 Service Change Notification

Oracle will provide You with no less than 12 months advance notice prior to the date when the Oracle Cloud
Services are no longer generally available as a service (i.e., Oracle will no longer support, or make available for use,
any versions of the Cloud Services). Oracle will also provide You with no less than 12 months advance notice prior
to the date of removing or changing an existing API of a Cloud Service that You have deployed which requires You
to materially update the code of Your application(s) which interface(s) with such Service (i.e., a material break of the
API). For clarity, for orders of Oracle Monthly or Annual Universal Credits for PaaS and IaaS, the notification
requirement in this section applies only to Cloud Services that You have actually deployed using the application of
such credits.

7 Cloud Support Policy
For FUJITSU Cloud Service K5 DB powered by Oracle® Cloud service, Fujitsu provides first level support to
customers by responding to technical inquiries and incidents reported by customers via email and telephone. Oracle
provides second line support in case the technical inquires and incidents cannot be solved by Fujitsu.
8 Oracle Cloud Suspension and Termination Policy

The second paragraph of section 6.1 of the Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies does not apply to Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Ravello Services.
The first paragraph of section 6.1 of the Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies does not apply to Oracle Apiary
Cloud Service.
9 Oracle Always Free Cloud Services

The following sections of the Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies do not apply to Always Free Cloud Services:
Cloud Service Continuity Policy, Cloud Service Level Agreement and Oracle Cloud Support Policy. However, if You
use more than just the Free Tier of a multi-tier rate card Cloud Service and commence paying for that applicable
Cloud Service, You will receive the benefit of the entire Oracle Cloud Hosting and Delivery Policies for all of Your
use of that applicable Cloud Service during such a paid subscription period.
Oracle in its sole discretion may remove or modify an Always Free Cloud Service from the Always Free category (a
“Removed Service”) at any time. With respect to the foregoing, if You are at the time of the removal using the
Removed Service, then You may switch to a subscription fee-based version of the Removed Service in order to
continue using the applicable Oracle Cloud Service.
10 Surge Protector for Web Application Firewall (WAF)

This Section 10 applies only to periods during Your subscription (a “WAF Period”) where You have acquired and
deployed the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Web Application Firewall (“WAF”) Services and at least one of the
following Oracle PaaS and IaaS Public Cloud Services (each an “Impacted Service” and collectively, the “Impacted
Services”)): Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - API Gateway, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Compute, Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure – Functions, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Load Balancer.
10.1 Definitions
The following terms apply to this Section 10:
 “DDoS” is a distributed denial of service attack.

 “DDoS Mitigation Specialist” is a member of Oracle’s Security Operations Center or Cloud Customer
Support team who provides support for Layer 7 DDoS attacks.
 “Excess Consumption” refers to the increased amount of Impacted Services that You consume during a
WAF Period due to the automatic scaling of such Impacted Services in response to a Layer 7 DDoS attack
on WAF.
 “Layer 7” is defined by the Open Systems Initiative seven-layer model.
 “Layer 7 DDoS” is a DDoS attack at Layer 7 that sends HTTP/HTTPS traffic to consume resources of an
Impacted Service.
 “Measured Excess Consumption” is any Excess Consumption that occurs following Your receipt of
guidance from a DDoS Mitigation Specialist that his/her continued efforts are unlikely to prevent further
Excess Consumption.
 “OCIDs” are unique identifiers for resources in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure cloud and that contain
metadata about the resources.
 “Region” refers to a localized geographic area in which one or more Oracle data centers are located.
 “Service Credit Requests Validation Team” is a group of Oracle engineers and product managers that
validates claims of Excess Consumption submitted via Service Requests.
 “Service Request” is a support service request ticket that is submitted into the “My Oracle Support” portal.

 “WAF Service Credits” are credits that equal the total amount of Cloud Service fees that You have paid
Oracle for Measured Excess Consumption during a WAF Period.
10.2 WAF Service Credits Claims
If during a WAF Period, a Layer 7 DDoS attack on Your deployed WAF Services results in You incurring Excess
Consumption, then You may seek to receive WAF Service Credits in accordance with the following criteria:
 During the DDoS Layer 7 attack, You must submit a Service Request into the “My Oracle Support” portal,
selecting the WAF Services and the applicable DDoS component, to engage a DDoS Mitigation Specialist.
 You must comply with, and implement, all of the DDoS Mitigation Specialist’s recommendations, which
may include providing the DDoS Mitigation Specialist with control of Your WAF Service deployment during
the WAF Period.
 If the DDoS Mitigation Specialist advises You that his/her continued efforts are unlikely to prevent further
Excess Consumption, then You may submit a claim for WAF Service Credits either through the “My Oracle
Support” portal or by contacting Your Oracle customer success manager. Your claim must include all the
following information:
o a detailed description of the circumstances for Your claim;
o information regarding the time and duration of the Layer 7 DDoS attack that caused the Excess
Consumption;
o the name(s) of the Impacted Services that had Excess Consumption;
o the Region in which the applicable Impacted Service(s) had Excess Consumption;
o the names of the relevant OCIDs, including tenancy OCID, compartment(s) OCID, and affected
resource OCID(s);
o a description of Your attempts to resolve the issue at the time of occurrence, including information
on Your implementation of recommendations received from the DDoS Mitigation Specialist; and
o relevant documentation/logs (such as audit console and OS events/logs) that can confirm that the
applicable Impacted Service(s) experienced Excess Consumption.
 After reviewing Your claim, if the Service Credit Requests Validation Team determines that the incident
was a valid Layer 7 DDoS attack and that the underlying Impacted Services automatically scaled to absorb
the attack, Oracle will provide You with WAF Service Credits for any Measured Excess Consumption
incurred due to such attack.
 If You have purchased the WAF Services under a Monthly Universal Credit or Annual Universal Credit
model (as described in the Oracle PaaS and IaaS Universal Credits Service Descriptions document), then
WAF Service Credits may only be applied towards Your next invoice for such Monthly or Annual Universal
Credits following the issuance of such credits. Alternatively, if You purchased the WAF Services under a
consumption model (such as Pay as You Go, as described in the Oracle PaaS and IaaS Universal Credits
Service Descriptions document), then the WAF Service Credits may only be applied towards Your next
invoice for Cloud Service fees You owe for WAF Services following the issuance of such credits. Other
than the foregoing, WAF Service Credits may not be used to acquire any Oracle products or services.
 The provision of WAF Service Credits are YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND ORACLE’S ENTIRE
LIABILITY for any Excess Consumption due to a Layer 7 DDoS attack.
 If as a result of a Layer 7 DDoS attack You would be entitled to receive both Service Credits for the WAF
Services or any Impacted Service under Section 2.7 above and WAF Service Credits under this Section
10, You will only receive WAF Service Credits under this Section 10.
10.3 Exclusions
WAF Service Credit are not granted for, and the terms of this Section 10 do not apply to:
 Government SKUs,

 any DDoS attack initiated by You, Your Users or agents and contractors, or
 any increased consumption or deployment of any Oracle Cloud Services other than the Impacted Services.
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2.1.1 Service Commitment 1

2.2.1 Service Commitment 1

2.3.1 Service Commitment 2

2.4.1 Service Commitment 3

2.5.1 Service Commitment 3

2.7.1 Service Level Agreements 4

3 Oracle Cloud Security Policy 32

4 Oracle Cloud Service Continuity Policy 33

5 Oracle Cloud Service Level Objective Policy 33

7 Cloud Support Policy 34

2 Oracle Cloud Objective Policy: Target Service Uptime

1. Oracle Java Cloud Service

1 | PILLAR DOCUMENT -- ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

1. Oracle Messaging Cloud Service

2 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

1. Oracle Big Data Cloud Service – Starter Pack – 3 Nodes

1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic

3 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.7.1 Service Level Agreements

4 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.7.1.2 Service Credits

5 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.7.1.4 Resolution of Conflicting Service Level Agreement Offering

SLAs types offered

6 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

7 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.7.1.6 Data Plane Service Level Agreements

2.7.1.6.1 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Compute Services

SKU Cloud Service

8 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

Monthly Uptime Percentage for Regions Service Credit Percentage

Monthly Uptime Percentage for One AD Regions Service Credit Percentage

2.7.1.6.2 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Block Volume Services

SKU Cloud Service

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

9 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.7.1.6.3 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Object Storage Service

SKU Cloud Service

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

2.7.1.6.4 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - FastConnect Service

SKU Cloud Service

10 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

2.7.1.6.5 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Database Exadata Service

SKU Cloud Service

11 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

2.7.1.6.6 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – DNS

SKU Cloud Service

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

12 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.7.1.6.7 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – Email Delivery

SKU Cloud Service

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

2.7.1.6.8 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – File Storage Service

SKU Cloud Service

Monthly Uptime Percentage Service Credit Percentage

13 | PILLAR DOCUMENT – ORACLE PAAS AND IAAS PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

2.2.1 Service Commitment   1

2.3.1 Service Commitment   2