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 Oracle Base Database Cloud@Customer brings Oracle AI Database to customer data centers with OCI's cloud operating model. It combines Oracle-managed infrastructure, cloud automation, and enterprise-grade database capabilities with on-premises control to support data residency, regulatory, and low-latency requirements. Designed for a broader range of deployments, it offers a smaller entry point than Exadata Database Cloud@Customer and supports colocated application VMs, making it an ideal platform for distributed, edge, and space-constrained environments.
 
-Reviewed: 29/07/26
+Reviewed: 07/08/26
 
 # Table of Contents
 - [Useful Links](#useful-links)
+  - [Subpages](#subpages)
 - [License](#license)
 
 
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 - [Analyst Perspectives on Oracle Base Database Cloud@Customer ](https://blogs.oracle.com/database/analyst-perspectives-on-oracle-base-database-cloudcustomer)
 
+## Subpages
+
+- <img src="./images/basedbcc-infra.png" width="24" alt="Infrastructure">  [BaseDB-C@C Infrastructure](./basedbcc-infra)
+
 
 # License
 

oci-and-db/database/database-cloud-at-customer/base-database-cloud-at-customer/basedbcc-infra/README.md

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+# Base Database Cloud@Customer Infrastructure
+
+Oracle Data Infrastructure Cloud@Customer provides Base Database VM Clusters and Application VMs on Oracle-owned and managed infrastructure located in the customer’s data center.
+
+Oracle Data Infrastructure Cloud@Customer hosts one or more VM Clusters that run Oracle AI Databases. The same Data Infrastructure also hosts Application VMs for customer-managed application workloads.
+
+Reviewed: 07/08/26
+
+<img src="./../images/basedbcc-infra.png" width="250" alt="Infrastructure">
+
+# Table of Contents
+- [Team Publications](#team-publications)
+  - [Infrastructure options](#infrastructure-options)
+  - [Supported Editions and Versions](#supported-editions-and-versions)
+    - [The following Oracle Grid Infrastructure versions are supported:](#the-following-oracle-grid-infrastructure-versions-are-supported)
+    - [The following Oracle AI Database editions are supported:](#the-following-oracle-ai-database-editions-are-supported)
+    - [The following Oracle AI Database versions are supported:](#the-following-oracle-ai-database-versions-are-supported)
+  - [Resource Allocation](#resource-allocation)
+- [Useful Links](#useful-links)
+- [License](#license)
+
+# Team Publications
+
+## Infrastructure options
+
+Oracle Base Database Service on Cloud@Customer X11 is shipping with the follwoing infrastructure:
+
+- 2x x86 Oracle X11 Database Servers (E6-2L)
+- 2x AMD® EPYC 9J15 32-core 2.9 GHz (up to 4.4 GHz) processors (per server node)
+- 60 usable cores (per server node)
+- 660 GB usable memory (per server node)
+- One external storage shelf with 6, 12, 18 or 24 7.68 TB 3.5 inch SSD to provide 11.6 - 47.2 TB of usable capacity
+- 2x 10 Gbps copper or 10/25 Gbps fibre for Client network connections (per server node)
+- optional 2x 10 Gbps copper or 10/25 Gbps fibre for Backup network connections (per server node)
+- 2x 10 Gbps copper for CPS network connections (per server node)
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> Client and backup media type must match – Fiber/Fiber or Copper/Copper
+
+## Supported Editions and Versions
+The following Oracle Grid Infrastructure versions and Oracle AI Database editions and versions are supported.
+
+### The following Oracle Grid Infrastructure versions are supported:
+
+- Oracle Grid Infrastructure 26ai
+
+### The following Oracle AI Database editions are supported:
+
+- Standard Edition
+- Enterprise Edition
+- Enterprise Edition High Performance
+- Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> Oracle AI Database Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance is required for multi-node Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) systems.
+
+### The following Oracle AI Database versions are supported:
+
+- Oracle AI Database 26ai
+- Oracle Database 19c
+
+## Resource Allocation
+
+The BaseDB-C@C X11 supports the creation of a maximum of 8 Virtual Machines (VMs) on one node and a total of maximum of 12 VM Clusters across the infrastructure.
+
+The supported VM Clusters:
+
+- Two node Database VM Cluster
+- One node Database VM Cluster
+- One node Application VM Cluster
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> The Database VM Clusters are using ECPU (Elastic Compute Units) metric for measuring consumption, while the Application Cluster is using OCPU (Oracle Compute Units)
+
+- An OCPU is the equivalent of a physical core of a processor (CPU). A billing based on OCPUs binds the price to the make, model or clock speed of the underlying CPU. But CPU capacities increase with every new release, rendering a correct price to performance metric relation too complex.
+- An ECPU is based on the number of cores that are elastically allocated per hour to the VM Cluster from a pool of Exadata database servers and storage servers. This metric is independent of the underlying physical hardware, making it the basis for billing in the Cloud for the long-term future.
+
+# Useful Links
+
+- [Main Oracle Product Page](https://www.oracle.com/database/base-database-service/#cloudcustomer)
+
+- [Oracle Base Database Cloud@Customer X11 datasheet](https://www.oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/database/base-database-cloud-at-customer-x11.pdf)
+
+- [Documentation Home](https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/cloud-at-customer/base-database/admin/index.html)
+
+# License
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 Oracle and/or its affiliates.
+
+Licensed under the Universal Permissive License (UPL), Version 1.0.
+
+See [LICENSE](https://github.com/oracle-devrel/technology-engineering/blob/main/LICENSE.txt) for more details.