2.1 Supported Platforms

You can use Oracle Autonomous Health Framework with all supported versions of Oracle Database and Oracle Grid Infrastructure.

Run Oracle Autonomous Health Framework on engineered systems such as, Oracle Database Applicance, and Oracle Exadata and Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance.

Oracle Autonomous Health Framework supports the following operating systems. Use a Java Runtime Edition of version 1.8.

  • Linux OEL
  • Linux RedHat
  • Linux SuSE
  • zLinux
  • Oracle Solaris SPARC
  • Oracle Solaris x86-64
  • AIX
  • HP-UX
  • Microsoft Windows 64-bit
  • Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 and above

Note:

Only 32-bit platforms are supported for 32-bit EBS environments using the command orachk compliance -ebs32bit.

Important:

AHF is not supported on Microsoft Windows 7 and 10.

Oracle Autonomous Health Framework is shipped with Oracle Grid Infrastructure since versions 11.2.0.4 and 12.1.0.2. However, this installation does not include many of the Oracle Database tools. Oracle releases new versions of Oracle Autonomous Health Framework several times a year. These new releases include new features and bug fixes.

Ensure that you get the latest Oracle Autonomous Health Framework with Oracle Database support tools bundle from My Oracle Support note 2550798.1.

Unsupported platforms

AHF has stopped support for the following platforms. You cannot install AHF 23.9.0 or higher on these platforms.

  • Solaris Sparc 5.10
  • Solaris Intel
  • AIX 6.x
  • Linux 6 (RHEL6 and OEL6)

The terminal releases for the following operating systems are available for download at My Oracle Support note 2550798.1.

Operating System Version Supported AHF Version
Linux 7,8 Latest
6 23.10
zLinux 7 Latest
6 23.6.3
Linux for ARM Any Latest
Solaris SPARC 11.4 (SRU =>74 BuildID >= 176) Latest
SPARC 11.3, SPARC 11.4 (SRU <=61) 23.8.1
SPARC 10, X86_64 23.6.3
AIX 7.2 (TL=>5), 7.3 Latest
7.1, 7.2 (TL<=4) 23.8.1
Windows 64-bit Latest
HP-UX 11 Latest

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