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OwlDB is a powerful Cloud-based platform that makes it easy to deploy and management Tibero in the cloud environment.
Overview
OwlDB: The Smartest Way to Run Tibero in the Cloud
OwlDB is an enterprise platform designed to simplify Tibero database deployment and operation in the cloud, providing an intuitive UI for easy management.
Enhanced for Disaster Recovery (DR) and High Availability OwlDB unifies TAC and DR configurations, delivering unparalleled High Availability and Disaster Recovery for superior business continuity.
- Multi-AZ for DR: Supports Multi-AZ configuration to secure geographical redundancy for an effective DR setup.
- Guaranteed Data Consistency via ADR: Utilizing the Active Data Replicator (ADR), real-time synchronization based on transaction logs ensures data consistency.
- HA via TAC: The core technology, Tibero Active Cluster (TAC), uses a shared-disk architecture, ensuring continuous service by automatically failing over to healthy nodes upon failure.
Key Features
- Effortless Management: Simplifies essential DB operations (migration, backup/recovery, monitoring).
- Optimized Performance: Provides workload-specific templates for optimal stability and performance.
- Pay as You go: Select your topology - Single, TAC, or DR configurations. Pricing adjusts based on setup, including service, license, and cloud costs. Pay only for what you use. OwlDB for Tibero Pricing
Powered by Tibero7 OwlDB provides Tibero7 as its core database engine, delivering high performance, strong security, and high availability for enterprise workloads. Tibero7 is highly compatible with Oracle, enabling businesses to migrate to the cloud with minimal changes from existing Oracle environments.
Highlights
- Simplifying Tibero deployment and management in the cloud environments
- Easy operation through high Oracle compatibility
- Ensuring uninterrupted service with shared-disk architecture
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Pricing
Pricing is based on actual usage, with charges varying according to how much you consume. Subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time.
Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply. Use the AWS Pricing Calculator to estimate your infrastructure costs.
Dimension | Cost/host/hour |
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Administrators per hour | $0.001 |
Dimensions summary
OwlDB uses a single usage-based pricing dimension. You pay by the hour based on the number of administrators using the service, measured in host hours. There are no tiers or instance sizes to choose from. Your cost scales directly with how many administrators you provision and how long they run. Billing stops when usage stops, so you only pay for active hours. This gives you a straightforward, pay-as-you-go structure tied to administrator usage rather than fixed commitments.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
An administrator is a user account provisioned to operate and manage databases through OwlDB. Billing counts each active administrator per hour of use, measured in host hours. The service tracks how many administrators you provision and how long each runs.
Charges apply per administrator per active hour. When usage stops, billing stops, so you only pay for hours an administrator is provisioned and running. Idle time outside provisioning does not accrue software charges under this hourly model.
Cost scales directly with the number of administrators and the hours each runs. Adding an administrator increases your hourly charge for the time that account is active. There are no tiers or instance sizes, so each administrator-hour bills at the same rate.
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Delivery details
OwlDB for Tibero7
- OwlDB for Tibero 7 an integrated DB Managment service provisioning Tibero 7 Single, TAC (High Availability) and a Disaster Reovery solution.
- The deployment architecture is optimized based on the selected DB configuration and infrastructure specifications.
- Disaster Recovery (DR) Support : Real-time synchronization based on transaction logs ensures data consistency and supports complete standby environment setup for continuity.
- Leveraging Multi-AZ configurations, it secures geographical redundancy for stable DR environment deployment.
- OwlDB is provisioned in the new VPC's public subnet, and the Tibero DB is securely installed in a private subnet within the same VPC.
CloudFormation Template (CFT)
AWS CloudFormation templates are JSON or YAML-formatted text files that simplify provisioning and management on AWS. The templates describe the service or application architecture you want to deploy, and AWS CloudFormation uses those templates to provision and configure the required services (such as Amazon EC2 instances or Amazon RDS DB instances). The deployed application and associated resources are called a "stack."
Version release notes
[Important] Security update - upgrade recommended for all v1.2.0-v1.2.7 deployments
WHAT CHANGED OwlDB v1.2.8 fixes a security vulnerability that could allow an authenticated OwlDB user to run unintended commands on the database hosts managed by OwlDB. To reduce the attack surface, an unnecessary API related to this issue has been removed.
All other functionality (provisioning, monitoring, backup, recovery) is unaffected.
WHY THIS AFFECTS YOU The standard AWS notice below states that your subscription, running instances, and access to previous versions are unaffected. That statement describes your AWS Marketplace subscription only. It does not mean no action is needed.
Every deployment running v1.2.0 through v1.2.7 is affected and remains exposed until it is updated. The issue requires a valid OwlDB sign-in, so the risk is highest where accounts are shared, passwords are weak, or the OwlDB console is reachable from the internet.
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO - REBUILD IS NOT REQUIRED You do NOT need to redeploy the stack or migrate data.
STEP 1 - Update OwlDB to v1.2.8 Use the in-app version update in the OwlDB console. This replaces the backend container only. Your data, configuration, and infrastructure are untouched.
Upgrading from v1.2.6 or earlier? Complete Step 1 of the v1.2.7 release notes (mail relay permission) first. Otherwise Find ID, password reset, and the monthly usage report email remain unavailable after the update.
STEP 2 - Review account security
- Change the passwords of all OwlDB accounts, including administrators.
- Remove any accounts you do not recognize or no longer use.
STEP 3 (recommended) - Restrict network access Limit inbound access to the OwlDB console to trusted IP ranges in the security group of your OwlDB stack.
VERIFY Confirm that the OwlDB console reports version v1.2.8.
IF YOU PREFER TO REDEPLOY Deploying a new stack from v1.2.8 includes this fix. This requires migrating your existing data and is not recommended unless you are redeploying for other reasons.
TIMING Please apply this update as soon as possible.
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Usage instructions
How to access
When the OwlDB installation is complete, the access address and temporary password are sent to the email specified in the UserEmail parameter of the installation configuration
You can also access the application via a browser at https://[Unique Identifier (UUID)].owl-db.com/owldb/#/.
This UUID is automatically generated for each deployment and provides a unique, customer-specific access domain.
Connect to the OS
To connect to the operating system, use SSH and the username rocky. Port 22 is not open by default, so you must add an inbound rule for it in the OwlDB security groups before connecting.
Internet connection
This product requires an internet connection to deploy properly. The following packages are downloaded on deployment: unzip, awscli, docker, java.
Roles
The roles created in this product are as follows:
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OwlDBIAMRole: This IAM Role is assigned to the Owl instance.
- Grants permissions to manage CloudFormation stack resources and handle the full lifecycle of database infrastructures from provisioning to deletion.
- Grants permissions to control compute resources for operations such as starting, stopping, and deleting database instances.
- Grants permissions to manage storage and snapshot resources (EBS, Snapshots, S3) to support backup and recovery processes.
- Grants permissions to manage network resources (VPC, Subnet, Security Group, VIP) to ensure communication and secure connectivity with database instances.
- Grants permissions to delegate IAM roles, allowing the assignment of the CoreplaneIAMRole to database instances.
- Grants permissions to access AWS Marketplace Metering APIs for usage-based billing and to retrieve AMI metadata required for image validation.
- Grants permissions to configure service hosting components including Route53 (DNS record management), ACM (TLS certificate issuance and management), and Elastic Load Balancing (listener creation and modification).
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CoreplaneIAMRole: This IAM Role is assigned to the database instance
- Grants permissions to manage EC2 resources including instance attributes, network interface settings, route configurations, tagging operations, and volume attachments to support database installation and operation.
- Grants permissions to manage storage resources including EBS volumes and snapshots to support backup, recovery, and storage lifecycle processes.
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Please allow 24 hours https://support.tibero.com/hc/en-us
Contact Detail: aws_owldb_support@tibero.com
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