Describes cross-region and cross tenancy operations with Autonomous Data Guard.

• Add a Cross-Region Standby Database
  You can enable Autonomous Data Guard with a cross-region standby when Autonomous Database is available (Lifecycle state shows Available).
• Enable or Disable Backup Replication for an Existing Cross-Region Standby
  You can enable or disable backup replication on a Autonomous Data Guard cross-region standby.
• Convert Cross-Region Peer to Snapshot Standby
  You can convert a cross-region peer database to a snapshot standby. This converts the peer to a read-write database for up to two days.
• Disconnect a Peer Database
  Shows you the steps to disconnect a peer database from the Primary database.
• Disable a Cross-Region Standby Database
  Disabling a cross-region Autonomous Data Guard standby database terminates the standby database. If you later add a cross-region Autonomous Data Guard standby, the system creates a new cross-region standby database.
• Use a Cross Tenancy Autonomous Data Guard Standby Database
  You can add a cross tenancy Autonomous Data Guard standby database. This creates an Autonomous Data Guard standby that resides in a different tenancy. The cross tenancy standby can be in the same region (local) or in a different region (cross-region).
• Manage Remote Peer Network ACLs
  You can independently modify network ACLs on a remote disaster recovery peer database.