Which three event types are supported for Autonomous Database? (Choose three.)
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Autonomous Database supports several event types that can be used to monitor and manage the database instance. The following are the three supported event types:
Maintenance Begin: This event type is triggered when maintenance activities such as patching, upgrading, or configuration changes begin on the Autonomous Database instance. It provides notifications to users and administrators to take appropriate actions, such as scheduling downtime or delaying certain operations.
Terminate End: This event type is triggered when the Autonomous Database instance is terminated, either by the user or due to some other reason such as resource constraints or failure. It provides notifications to users and administrators about the termination and allows them to take appropriate actions such as backing up data or transferring resources to another instance.
Change Compartment Begin: This event type is triggered when the Autonomous Database instance is moved from one compartment to another. It provides notifications to users and administrators about the compartment change and allows them to take appropriate actions such as updating access policies or monitoring resource usage.
The other two event types, Update IORM Begin and Change Autoscaling Configuration Compartment, are not supported by Autonomous Database. Update IORM Begin is not applicable to Autonomous Database as it is a feature of Exadata Storage Server Software used in on-premises systems. Change Autoscaling Configuration Compartment is also not applicable to Autonomous Database as it does not support autoscaling.