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Oracle adds managed MCP server support for OCI Database Services

Blue beams connect a single endpoint to four lavender database stacks behind glass, illustrating managed read-only access to cloud databases.
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Oracle added managed MCP server support for OCI Database Services on October 13, 2026, according to its release notes. The interface lets MCP-compatible AI agents and applications inspect database resources through read-only operations; it cannot modify those resources. It supports four services: Base Database Service, Exadata Database Service on Cloud@Customer, Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure and Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure. Clients connect through generated endpoints using Streamable HTTP, while OCI IAM authenticates clients and enforces existing access policies. Customers can choose which resource categories to expose and enable or disable servers.

Why it matters

Developers can use the interface for database resource discovery and inspection under existing access policies. Teams should check client compatibility with Streamable HTTP, review identity permissions and limit exposed resource categories before connecting agents. Independent corroboration of this specific release remains missing, and the reviewed announcement does not establish pricing, regional availability or whether the release is generally available or in preview.

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  1. 1OracleWhat’s New in Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated InfrastructureSource published (UTC)

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