Architecture, migration, and 24x7 operations on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure — from landing zone to Exadata Database Service — with licensing-aware design that keeps the bill honest.
Everything an Oracle estate needs to land on OCI and stay healthy there — designed by people who ran the same workloads on-premises for decades.
Compartment design, IAM policies, VCN networking, FastConnect or VPN connectivity, and a security posture that passes review the first time.
Lift-and-shift of E-Business Suite using EBS Cloud Manager, with compute shapes sized from your actual AWR data — not the sales sizing sheet.
The right home for each workload: Base Database, Exadata Database Service, or Autonomous — with BYOL versus license-included economics worked out before anything moves.
Cross-region Data Guard, Object Storage backup policies with lifecycle rules, and DR drills that prove the failover time on paper is real.
Budgets, tagging standards, rightsizing reviews, and universal credit planning — so the OCI bill twelve months in still looks like the business case did.
Patching, monitoring, capacity management, and 24x7 incident response for OCI-hosted estates — the same coverage we deliver on-premises, in the cloud.
We work across OCI, AWS, and Azure and recommend what genuinely fits. For license-heavy Oracle estates, OCI often wins on economics and engineering — here's the honest case.
Get an OCI Assessment →Bring-your-own-license and license-included options that typically undercut running the same Oracle workload on other hyperscalers.
The one hyperscaler where RAC is a first-class citizen rather than an unsupported workaround — genuine node-failure tolerance in the cloud.
Exadata Database Service delivers Smart Scan and storage offload as a subscription — performance most estates could never justify buying outright.
Materially lower data transfer pricing — which matters for integration-heavy ERP estates constantly feeding analytics, EDI, and partners.
Database, application, and infrastructure service requests live under one roof — no cross-vendor finger-pointing during a P1.
A no-obligation assessment: we review your architecture, one AWR report, and your backup and DR posture, then hand you a written findings summary. Keep it either way.
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