Cloud Database Size ?

Hi,
I was looking at the clod database sizing, Oracle public cloud is providing S5 (5GB), S20 (20GB), S50 (50GB) size database in their cloud. Does it mean that macimum database size available on cloud is 50G with maximum data transfer 300G ? If my current database size is 150G, I will not be able to migrate it to Oracle cloud?
Thanks in Advance.
Salman

Salman -
Your understanding is correct. Also, please be aware that you cannot access a Database Cloud Service using SQL*Net from outside the Database Cloud, so "migrating a database" typically involves changes data access.
Hope this helps.
- Rick Greenwald

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