Oracle Database now generally available
Oracle Database protocol support is now available for production use.
What’s new:
- Oracle Database GA: Support for Oracle 19c and 21c is now available for production use. Aembit injects username/password credentials into Oracle TNS connections at authentication time, eliminating static database passwords without modifying your application code.
- TLS connections: Oracle database connections can now use TLS via the TCP/IP with TLS (TCPS) protocol. You can enable TLS independently on the client-to-proxy and proxy-to-database sides by checking the TLS checkbox on the Port and Forward to Port fields in the Server Workload configuration.
- Improved Oracle error handling: Agent Proxy now returns clearer ORA-* error messages when Oracle authentication fails, making it easier to diagnose credential injection and configuration issues.
- Prometheus observability: Oracle credential injection events now appear in the
aembit_agent_proxy_credential_injections_totalmetric withapplication_protocol="oracleDatabase", so you can monitor Oracle credential operations alongside other supported protocols.
For setup instructions, see Create an Oracle Database Server Workload. For a technical overview, see About Oracle Databases.