There are only benefits to using this solution. You get more databases for the same price and the same disk footprint. My advice to DBAs is to be aware that this product is more complex than it was with the old architecture and there's quite a lot to learn so don't neglect that aspect - it's the future.

I rate this solution 9 out of 10. 

I rate Oracle Multitenant nine out of 10. I would recommend Oracle Multitenant to others. It's easy to use and works great, but it takes time to implement.

Before choosing Oracle Multitenant, evaluate your needs and Oracle Database compatibility carefully. It is great for efficient management and resource utilization, but ensure it suits your requirements and follows Oracle's recommendations.

Overall, I would rate Oracle Multitenant as a ten out of ten.

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten. 

If well configured, it's a really nice. One should consider it. For databases, it's got very high transactions and is very low to tolerant on losing any kind of data.

Definitely consider this for non-production databases. Create multiple PDBs for development, QA, etc. which lets you test multiple projects in their own independent environments without additional CPU, memory or storage.

I will give it an eight out of ten. The feature set is good, but Oracle is too complex. Anyone that has experience with Oracle knows that their product design or idea may be very good, but when you go to work it will take you hours because it is very complex.

Nothing is complete. I know that when I work with them I'm stuck with the product. Oracle is tough to implement and get it utilized for everything, but once it's implemented, it becomes stable. They give you a lot of promise, but you will face a hard journey when working with this product. It's not an easy product.

You need to test it. It takes some time to get familiar with the functionality, but then you will see how beneficial the option is. A DBA will save a lot of time managing databases – even more because with Multitenant it’s easy to define Application DBAs so that you can offload the nasty parts, like user management or tablespace management to the application owner.

It's a pretty good product. Go for it.

Test and test it again. Make sure it aligns with business rules.

Go for this. As far as this product is concerned, we are happy with this product. Definitely, if you solve the licensing part of it, the product, capability-wise and features, is phenomenal. There's no question about that. I would wholeheartedly recommend this product to anyone.

You need to learn what changes are needed with multitenant architecture. Start to use it on a test database.

I would recommend this solution to anyone considering it. Oracle is a more automated database. Everywhere now I see more and more automation and it is the best administration. You can always use Multitenant.

On a scale from one to ten, I would rate Oracle Multitenant a nine.

This is a solution that I recommend.

I would rate this solution a nine out of ten.

We are currently using many Oracle products for Data Warehousing and Communication, but they are expensive, so we are looking for alternatives.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.