Which three statements are true about the Autonomous Database OCI Integration?

The choice stating that Autonomous Database OCI Integration allows connectivity to object stores such as Amazon S3 is correct because Oracle's Autonomous Database includes features that enable it to connect with various object storage solutions for data ingestion and retrieval. This connectivity allows organizations to use existing data stored in Amazon S3 and integrate it seamlessly into their Oracle Cloud workflows, enhancing flexibility and versatility in data management.

The other statements do not accurately describe the features of Autonomous Database OCI Integration. For example, while Autonomous Database does function within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, it operates within specific regions and availability domains provided by Oracle, which differs from the generalized statement about hosting in availability domains. It’s important to recognize the distinction between how Autonomous Database is designed to interact with Oracle's infrastructure specifically.

Additionally, while backups are stored in Oracle Cloud's object storage, how you access them may heavily depend on the configuration and methods provided by Oracle. They are not accessed like any other file by default; rather, they often require specific database operations or management tools to restore or access.

Lastly, the statement about offering unlimited access to the Autonomous Database for all OCI resources is misleading. Access is generally governed by specific roles, permissions, and configurations determined by the cloud environment. Access may be extensive but not necessarily unlimited for