All the DBA don't get chance to work on Exadata as only DMA would have access to the Exadata so , if you are a DBA and want to know that whether your database is running on Exadata or not than you can check with below query.
If this query gives the output >0 than database is running on Exadata.
SQL>select count(*) from (select distinct cell_name from gv$cell_state);
COUNT(*)
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3
It means database is running on 1/8th Exadata as 3 tells you the number of cells available on database machine.
By executing "select distinct cell_name from gv$cell_state" you will get cell IP details.
