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Oracle Cloud Project
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Module 13 – Implementation Approach for
Move and Improve to OCI
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Learning Objectives
OCI – Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: Move and Improve workloads to Oracle Cloud
By the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Move selected on-premises workloads to OCI
• Improve their QoS by making small architectural improvements
• Describe the project phases for deploying an existing on-premises application to Oracle
Cloud
• Explore the required knowledge areas to support your work
• Define a sample project plan
• Find additional resources

Training Agenda
1 Concept of Move and Improve

2 Project Scope and Approach
3 Important Knowledge Components
4 Project Planning
5 Summary

Part 1 – Introduction to Move and Improve

Oracle Cloud
Strategy

Oracle Strategy in Cloud: Simple, Two-Fold, and Holistic
Past Now (http://www.oracle.com)

1. (First Generation) IaaS 1. Infrastructure
2. (First Generation) PaaS 2. Applications
3. Applications
Commercial
unification
Technical
SaaS unification
PaaS
IaaS

Oracle Cloud Strategy
Open State of the Standard

Unique IT Personas Business
Technologies Art business industry
architecture to Personas
& frameworks capabilities processes
host at the heart
everything Universal
Native Charged Extensible
charging ERP, EPM,
Automat by usage via APIs
model CX, HCM,
Native ion
SCM, etc
operation OS, NW, DB,
Natively
of all Unifies IaaS AppServers,
Secured, Auto-
capabilities & PaaS etc
HiAv, D/R ”updated”
True SaaS
Journey to
Cloud

Indicative Journey to Cloud for a Workload or App
Benefits
1 2 3 4 5 6
Lift and Shift Move and Autonomous Analytics Modernization Extend with SaaS
Improve
Get the benefits of Data Management Enrich capabilities Automate all aspects Broaden business
the cloud Accelerate release with reporting, Data- of application functionality by
infrastructure while of application Science, AI, etc. delivery. Use elastic integrating SaaS
minimizing effort updates, and linked with the ISV scaling to respond to modules that are not
and risk. increase availability system. fluctuations in use. of ISV focus
and reliability. domains.
• Improve performance. • Validated application architectures • Industry standard containerized architecture

• Improve reliability and security. • Automate application deployments • Elastic scaling, self repairing
• Lower cost of ownership. • Best-practice HA and DR • Full app life cycle automation
Efforts
Move and
Improve
What is it?

What Is and What Isn’t Move and Improve
A test
Start (On-Premises) Destination (Cloud) Answers

• E-Business Suite ERP • ERP Cloud • No
• EBS HRMS • HCM + EBS Payroll • Yes (by 50%)
• SAP R/3 • SAP4HANA • No
• PeopleSoft • PeopleSoft on IaaS • Yes
• Hyperion Planning • PBCS • No
• E-Business Suite • EBS on ExaCS and OCI • Yes
• App in WebLogic • App on WebLogic on OCI • Yes
• Forms Application • Application Express on OCI • No
• App in JBoss • App in WebLogic on OCI • No
• Siebel • Siebel on EXACS + Containers • Yes

In a Move-and-Improve project we consider the subject
workload as a “black box”:
• We don’t really change the insides.
• We mainly move it from on-premises to cloud IaaS and/or PaaS
(OCI).
• We change the wrapping to improve its QoS.
• The key is to properly define the borderline of subject workload and break it into more
granular and manageable workloads that will follow their individual migration path depending
on the customer requirements.
• This can be an intermediate step to a broader transformation journey (e.g. EBS to ERP SaaS).

Move and Improve Project
Goals and principles
1. Identify a set of workloads/environments to move to cloud.

2. Apply minimum-to-none code changes.
3. Provide minimum-to-none experience change to end users to avoid
Change Management.
4. Target environment is mainly OCI (IaaS and PaaS-of-the-same-
technology).
5. Minimize the impact to the surrounding IT ecosystem.
6. Harvest the benefits of operation in the cloud and improve QoS.

Typical OCI Use Cases [and the partner opportunity]
• Move Workloads to OCI

• Enterprise Apps (Oracle, non-Oracle) - [migration services, functional extensions opp]
• Custom Apps (Oracle/non-Oracle) - [migration services, modernization opp]
• Performance Intensive workloads - [migration services]
• Oracle Database - [migration services, modernization opp]
• Improve workloads with OCI
• Superior QoS out of the box (HiAv, D/R) - [low risk implementation services]
• Rationalize IaaS consumption - [low risk implementation services]
• Secure (WAF, Key Mgmt) - [low risk implementation services]
• Setup Cloud Native Foundations (out of scope)
• CI/CD ecosystem with K8s, etc - [low risk implementation services]

Benefits of Moving Oracle Apps to OCI: Example
Customer Workload Benefit

TruGreen JD Edwards 4 – 5X Faster Performance
PhiBro JD Edwards 97% Lower Cost to Scale
Darling Ingredients E-Business Suite Doubled Reporting Performance
Murad E-Business Suite 20-30% Performance Improvement
Maritz E-Business Suite 10 Minute Processing vs 2 hours
Care PeopleSoft 90% Time Savings to Production
Covanta PeopleSoft Faster Changes and WAF Protection
AllianceData PeopleSoft $1 Million Savings

Move and Improve Project
Questions you need to answer
• Why? This will define your business case.
• What? This will define your scope of work.
• Where to? This will define the target cloud services.
• How? This will define your project plan.

Part 2 – Project Scope and Approach

Training Agenda

4 Project Planning
5 Summary

Oracle Cloud Delivery Framework
Analyze & Plan & Configure & Validate & Transition & Sustain &
Prepare Design Build Test Go Live Realize
Project Management and Governance
Cloud Provisioning & Cloud Security & User Continuous Testing Support Plan &
Knowledge Areas
Environments Mgmt. Management Strategy & Plan Adoption Strategy
Project Delivery Implementation Data Transformation

Cloud Architecture
Approach, Planning & Approach for Cloud Strategy & Migration
Envisioning & Planning
Timelines Solutions in Scope Management
Training & Knowledge

Project Objectives & Risk & Issue Mgmt. Organizational Change &
Transfer Strategy &
Business KPIs (Including SR Mgmt.) Communication Mgmt.
Plan
Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones
SaaS PaaS OCI

Oracle Cloud Delivery Framework
Knowledge Area - Implementation Approach for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: Move & Improve
Analyze & Plan & Configure & Validate & Transition & Sustain &
Prepare Design Build Test Go Live Realize
Project Management and Governance
• Define a catalog of moveable workloads and respective

Implementation environments.
Approach for • Match with nominal scenarios to leverage existing accelerators.
Oracle Cloud • Project involves minimal to no code changes.
Infrastructure: • There is no change to the end user experience and system
Move & Improve interoperability.
• Target is to decrease overall on-premises footprint.
Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones
SaaS PaaS OCI

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 1: Explore the “Why” Implementation Approach
for OCI – Move&Improve
This will help in defining the purpose and the principles in scoping the exercise:
• Why Move and Improve instead of transformation/modernization?
• Is this part of a broader transformation initiative?
• Why now and not later?
• What time frames and milestones to respect?
• Is this project narrowed only to a specific system/LoB and why?
• Is there a business event with top-down impact to serve (e.g., post-merging)?
• Is there a technical need with economic impact (e.g., EoL for specific HW)?
• Is there an end user need that needs to be served (e.g., performance, unable to server peaks in
demand)?
• Others

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 2: Define the “What” (3 dimensions) Implementation Approach
A. Workload nature? B. Deployment environments? Deliverables

• Packaged Apps • Production • Inventory of migratable assets
• Oracle Apps (eBS, Siebel, • Test/Dev • Workload nature
PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, • Decent level of granularity
Hyperion, etc) • Pre-Prod/UAT
• Disaster Recovery • Match to “standard” workloads
• SAP (depending on version)
• Environments
• Other packaged (check with • Legacy Archiving due to regulatory
vendor) • Technical/Version info
• Custom on Oracle Technology • Acceptable downtime
C. Target architectures?
• Forms/Reports • Dependency matrix
• Hybrid (on-premise + Cloud)
• WebLogic Server • Integrations among assets (in
• Oracle Cloud scope)
• Oracle Database
• IaaS • Integrations with other systems
• Custom on non-Oracle (out of scope)
• IaaS+PaaS
Technology • Resource sharing
• .NET • Multi-Cloud
• OpenSource • Oracle + Azure
• OCI-VMWare

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 3: Define the “Where to” Implementation Approach
for OCI – Move and Improve
A. Define future per migratable B. Define approach per Deliverables

asset. migratable asset. • Migration strategy
• Review • Preparation • Target bill of material
- Is it a standard one? • Prerequisites • Target and intermediate
- Any prerequisites to become a
“standard”?
• Move architectures
- Current sizing Cloud Consumption evolution
- Estimation of future C. Consolidate diagram
resources/sizing
• Group the assets into batches
• Short-term target? e.g. Lift and where possible.
Shift
• Consolidate all migration
• Long-term target? e.g. SaaS approaches into a single master
• Consolidate into Future view plan.
- Target architecture for all • Define milestones and
environments respective intermediate
- Cloud BoM architectures.

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 4: Define the “How” – Move scenarios (no coding) Implementation Approach
Classification of assets Migration approach Potential Target Architectures
Packaged Oracle Apps • Migration tools by Oracle for all tiers • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI (OS-level)
• DB on PaaS, app-tier on OCI
• eBusiness Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft • Apps Unlimited Program • DB on PaaS, app-tier on Containers & OCI-VM
• Retail-GBU, etc • Pre-build OCI images in Marketplace • SaaS (in exceptional cases, e.g. Hyperion modules, etc)
Packaged App (non-Oracle): SAP Business • Consider certified paths for SAP version • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI (depending on version)
Suite, NetWaver, Hybris • Consult Oracle-SAP CC • DB on PaaS, app-tier on OCI
Packaged App (non-Oracle): other third • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI (depending on version)
• Consider certified paths by vendor
party • DB on PaaS, app-tier on OCI-VM/Containers/PaaS
App-tier on Oracle Forms • Redeploy App to Forms on Cloud • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Use OCI Image @MarketPlace
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • WebLogic Docker Container

App-tier on Oracle WebLogic Server • Redeploy App to WebLogic on Cloud • Deploy to JCS (limited versions) • New WebLogic on OCI
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Autonomous Transaction Processing
Data-tier on Oracle Database • Migrate Data to DB on Cloud • DB on OCI-VM, BM or Exadata • Autonomous Data Warehouse
App on .NET • Redeploy to Windows VM on OCI/Azure • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level)
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Use available Docker Container
App on OpenSource • Redeploy to OCI at OS level • Use available OCI Image @MarketPlace
App/Data on non-Oracle • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Use available Docker Container
• Redeploy to OCI at OS level • Use available OCI Image @MarketPlace
Multi-cloud (split) architecture can be considered for Microsoft AZURE

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 4 (cont.): Define the “How” – Move scenarios (no coding) Implementation Approach
Classification of assets Key Considerations
Packaged Oracle Apps • Is the version of the system at the minimum level to use the Oracle tools? • What is the approach for the customer’s extensions to Oracle Apps?
• eBusiness Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft • Does Oracle App need to be upgraded before the move? • Any “hard-wired” links to on-premise systems (e.g. print-server, etc)
• Retail-GBU, etc • External integrations need to be re-routed • Is the database Oracle or not (e.g. PeopleSoft, JDE) and what’s the approach?
Packaged App (non-Oracle): SAP Business • Is the Edition and version of SAP software appropriate (not HANA)? • Check with Oracle in order to jointly explore the options with the vendor in
Suite, NetWaver, Hybris • SAP Hybris has a different architecture than SAP Business Suite the context of our Partnership
• Has the vendor a recommended/certified approach? the context of our Partnership

Packaged App (non-Oracle): other 3rd party • Check with Oracle in order to jointly explore the options with the vendor in
App-tier on Oracle Forms • Is it Forms 6 or older (Client/Sever)? • Custom libraries used?
App-tier on Oracle WebLogic Server • Version of WebLogic? • Custom libraries used?
Data-tier on Oracle Database • Version of Oracle DB? • Is it Real Application Clusters?
App on .NET • Eligible Windows version?
App on OpenSource • Operating System or CPU restrictions?
App/Data on non-Oracle • Operating System or CPU restrictions?
Applicable to all: Are both PROD & non-PROD moving to Cloud? Is there consideration for multi-cloud or hybrid architecture?

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 4 (cont.): Define the “How” – Move scenarios (no coding) Implementation Approach
Classification of assets Knowledge components
Packaged Oracle Apps

1. Migration 2. OCI
• eBusiness Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft Tools Fundamentals
• Retail-GBU, etc
Packaged App (non-Oracle): SAP Business Oracle & SAP validated

Suite, NetWaver, Hybris architectures (OCI/EXA)
Vendor validated
Packaged App (non-Oracle): other 3rd party architectures
2. OCI
App-tier on Oracle Forms 3. Oracle Forms Fundamentals
Fundamentals
4. Oracle WebLogic
App-tier on Oracle WebLogic Server Fundamentals
5. Oracle Database Cloud 6. Oracle RAC 7. Oracle Exadata
Data-tier on Oracle Database Fundamentals Fundamentals Fundamentals
App on .NET
App on OpenSource
App/Data on non-Oracle

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 5: Define the “How” – Improve scenarios (configuration, light coding) Implementation Approach
Classification of assets Improve options to consider (and Knowledge components)
Packaged Oracle Apps • Create HiAv Architecture • Oracle Management Cloud (monitoring)
• eBusiness Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft • Create D/R architecture • Oracle CASB (cyber-security)
• Retail-GBU, etc • New Enterprise Identity Architecture • Modernize custom extensions to Cloud Native/SaaS
Packaged App (non-Oracle): SAP Business • Create HiAv Architecture • New Enterprise Identity Architecture
Suite, NetWaver, Hybris • Create D/R architecture • Modernize custom extensions to Cloud Native/SaaS
• Create HiAv Architecture • New Enterprise Identity Architecture

Packaged App (non-Oracle): other 3rd party
• Create D/R architecture • Modernize custom extensions to Cloud Native/SaaS
• Upgrade to latest Forms version • Extend with Cloud Native/SaaS

App-tier on Oracle Forms
• Remove proprietary libraries
• Upgrade to latest WebLogic version • “Containerize” WebLogic
App-tier on Oracle WebLogic Server
• Remove proprietary libraries • Extend with Cloud Native/SaaS
• Upgrade to latest DB version • Revise DB backup policy
Data-tier on Oracle Database • HiAv with RAC & D/R • Migrate to Autonomous
App on .NET
App on OpenSource

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Packaged Oracle Apps • Create HiAv Architecture • Oracle Management Cloud (monitoring)
• eBusiness Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft • Create D/R architecture • Oracle CASB (cyber-security)
• Retail-GBU, etc • New Enterprise Identity Architecture • Modernize custom extensions to Cloud Native/SaaS


App on .NET
App on OpenSource

Analyze &
Prepare
Implementation Approach for OCI: Move and Improve
Analyze and prepare phase Implementation Approach
Major Activities Main Artifacts and Deliverables

• Analyze existing deployment architecture (logical and physical). • Project scope of work (SoW)
• Individually analyze workloads in-scope. • Project vision
• Current versions and technologies • Workload analysis document
• Options for “Move” journeys and destinations • Gap analysis document
• Dependencies from/to other systems • Risk and issue management strategy
• Integrations with other systems • Change Management strategy
• QoS requirements/restrictions (permittable downtime, security, etc) • Others
• Required preparation activities
• Hybrid operation needs
Key Project Considerations
• Fall-back approach
• Proper analysis of existing environment
• Define “Improve” opportunities per workload due to:
• Review of restrictions affecting down-time options
• Mis-alignment to current enterprise strategy
• Considerations of business-oriented limitations (e.g., regulatory
• Mis-alignment to current vendor strategy
compliance, policies, end-of-month/Year operations, etc)
• Burning needs to improve QoS
• Proper evaluation of available budget and funding strategy from the
• Upcoming business/IT change outside this project’s scope customer
• Assess Change Management needs. • Smart correlation with other, business-driven projects
• Solidify the project’s vision, scope, and high-level approach.

Plan & Design
Implementation Approach for OCI – Move & Improve
Plan & Design Phase Implementation Approach

• Design Target Architecture • Application deployment project plan
• Detailed for each workload • Application deployment specification
• Consolidated for all workloads in scope • Software and security deployment architecture diagrams & DR/HA
• Target and intermediate states Policies
• Logical, network, physical • Roles & Responsibilities plan
• Target and intermediate environments • Risk management plan
• Work breakdown Structure • Support and Issue Management Plan
• Analyzed per workload • End-User Test Plan
• Consolidated in batches • Deployment cloud services documentation and training materials
• Aligned with critical milestones
• Associated with respective skills/resources
• Cloud Service Consumption plan
• Choose new application deployment SoW.
• Cloud Service provisioning/deprovisioning points
• Choose deployment environment.
• Progressive consumption profile over time
• Identify and size deployment environments (dev, test, and UAT) with
• On-premise workload cut-off points the correct cloud services.
• Cloud Familiarization • Orient / onboard project team on selected deployment cloud
• Induction activities & training plan services.
• Initialization of environments plan

Part 3: Important Knowledge Components

Training Agenda

4 Project Planning
5 Summary

Knowledge Components: Overview
Some useful topics
Moving workloads Improving workloads

• OCI Fundamentals • Fundamentals on HiAv/DR
• Multi-Cloud & OCI • Oracle RAC, Exadata, Autonomous Fundamentals
• Location & Connectivity • Cloud Native, Containers, Kubernetes
• Oracle DB Cloud Fundamentals • Web Application Firewall
• Oracle WebLogic Fundamentals • Fundamentals on Identity
• Oracle Forms Fundamentals • Fundamentals on CASB
• Acceleration Tools for Oracle Apps • Fundamentals on Management Cloud
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Moving
OCI
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Why OCI: Gen 2 – Enterprise Requirements for Cloud
First Generation Cloud Oracle Cloud
Pay for what you use Unbeatable price/performance
Elastic resources Predictable performance
High scale High-scale database workloads
Self-service Uncompromised security
Easy to use Cloud native without lock-in

What’s in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?
Highest, most
consistent
performance
Compute
Bare Metal Virtual

Bare Metal Virtual Machines + Containers
Servers Servers + Machines
GPU GPUs
Manageability
Networking
Security
Cost efficiency
low, predictable
pricing
Virtual
Cloud Load DNS FastConnect VPN
Networks Balancers
Storage
Backup and
Object / Transfer Innovation and
Local NVMe Block Archive File peace of mind

OCI: An Economical and Powerful Foundation
Key Resources Performance Price Reliability

Most powerful Up to 52% less than The only Compute
Compute instances available the competition Manageability SLA
Up to 2x25 Gbps Lowest price for The only Networking

Networking from the instance getting or serving Performance SLA
No oversubscription your data
Superior IOPS/GB Lowest price for The only

Block Storage Superior IOPS/instance guaranteed performance Block Storage
(up to 7,900% less) Performance SLA
Superior TPS Superior price / RAC / Exadata

Database performance 99.995% with
Autonomous Database

Why Is Oracle Cloud Different?
1st Generation Clouds Most 2nd Generation Cloud

Prevalent Today Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Wide
VM/
VM/ VM/
VM/ VM/
VM/ VM/ VM/ VM/
Guest
Guest Guest
Guest Guest
Guest Guest Guest Guest
OS
OS OS
OS OS
OS OS OS OS
VM/
VM/ VM/
VM/ VM/
VM/ VM/ VM/ VM/
Guest Guest Guest Guest Guest Guest
Native OS
Guest Guest Guest
OS
OS OS
OS OS
OS OS OS OS +
Application(s)
Hypervisor* workload
Server Virtualization
Customer app and data Hypervisor* Server Hardware* Customer app and data
share the same server (optional) Hypervisor is fully isolated
with the cloud vendor’s Tenant Management or Container Layer
& Isolation* from Oracle’s multi tenant
multi tenant management.
management.
Bare Metal Server
Server Hardware*
No Oracle Cloud software
has to be present on the
Customer’s server!
Traditional Network Tenant Management & I/O Isolation*

Components* Ultra low latency / High Performance
Network
To / From Other Tenants *Controlled by

To / From Other Tenants Cloud Vendor

Why OCI? Because It’s Faster and Cheaper
Consumption charging is now in seconds!
https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/announcing-per-second-billing-for-compute-and-autonomous-database
Test results
Leading cloud provider OCI
vCPU 4 4
SGA 6GB 6GB
Disk type General disk NVMe Attached
Disk size 612 GB 612 GB
Total transactions 1,397,270 10,916, 571
Transactions / second 383.13 3,032.38
Total list price / month $345.88 $228.12
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Latency Averages
Minimum Average Maximum
OCI 0.152ms 0.168ms 0.201ms

Accenture White Paper:
"Enterprise Workloads Meet the Cloud" Other 0.722ms 0.962ms 8.779ms

Startups
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Broadly adopted, enterprise-ready for any workload profile
eBusiness Suite other Oracle App Custom apps

(PeopleSoft, JDE, Siebel, Industry)
Performance Intensive apps 3rd party apps Cloud Native apps

Moving
Multi-Cloud
and OCI
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Our Investment for YOU: Enterprise-Level Support for Multi-Cloud Strategies
• Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud are • Oracle is developing a new product: Oracle Cloud
interconnected today, so you can migrate and run VMware Solution
mission-critical enterprise workloads across clouds. • Seamlessly migrate and extend VMware fleet to
• Unified identity and access management via Oracle Cloud.
single sign-on with automated user provisioning to • A familiar experience with full configurability and
easily manage resources across clouds. management.
• Collaborative support of custom and Oracle • Oracle joins VMware Cloud Provider Program.
applications on Azure with Oracle Database on
Oracle Cloud – connect best-in-class services across • Oracle Cloud VMware Solution will be sold by Oracle
clouds. and Oracle partners.
• Available Now: US East, London • Oracle will provide support for VMware on Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure.
• Coming Soon: US West, Government, Asia, Europe regions
• Oracle will also support Oracle Database and
applications deployed on Vmware.
https://videohub.oracle.com/media/Oracle+PartnerCa
st+SeriesA+Oracle+Cloud+and+Microsoft+Azure+Part
nership/0_llsdrzah

Moving
Location and
Connectivity
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Choosing a Region
C. Data Residency and

A. Location B. Service Availability
Compliance
New cloud services are

made available based on Many countries have strict
Choose a region closest to
regional demand, data residency
your users for lowest latency
regulatory compliance, requirements.
and highest performance!
resource availability, and
other factors.
Do you need Azure

Interconnect?

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Global Footprint
March 2020: 22 Regions Live, 14 Planned
LONDON
AMSTERDAM
CARDIFF
MONTREAL FRANKFURT
TORONTO ZURICH
CHUNCHEON
CHICAGO
SAN JOSE, CA
ASHBURN ISRAEL TOKYO
SEOUL
PHOENIX US GOV
ASIA
OSAKA
SAUDI 2 DUBAI
JEDDAH UAE 2
MUMBAI
HYDERABAD
Commercial SINGAPORE
Commercial Planned
Government
Government Planned VINHEDO
SAO PAULO
Microsoft Azure Interconnect
JOHANNESBURG
Microsoft Azure Interconnect SANTIAGO
Planned SYDNEY
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Examining Network Routes from Customer to Oracle DC
Last mile is very important
• Do not forget to factor in the connectivity exercise.

• More info: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/networking/fastconnect-connectivity-models.html

Moving
Oracle DB
Cloud
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Spectrum of Oracle Database Deployment Options
Ranging from IaaS to self-propelled PaaS to cover all needs
IaaS PaaS (DB)
Database
(DB in VM or Cloud Service
Container) (ATP or ADW)
(Shared or dedicated)
Cloud
Control On-premise Convenience
Database Database Appliance

(on commodity HW) Database Machine

Spectrum of Oracle Database Deployment Options
Sides and flavors to fit any need
IaaS PaaS (DB)

VM DBEE - Extreme Performance
Dense/IO Bare Metal Base ATP - Serverless
DBEE - High Performance
Quarter ATP - Dedicated
GPU HPC DBEE Half ADW - Serverless
Linux DBSE Full
ADW - Dedicated
Windows
Database
(DB in VM or Cloud Service
Container) (ATP or ADW)
(Shared or dedicated)
Cloud
Control On-premise Convenience
Database Database Appliance

(on commodity HW) Database Machine

Migrating Application Data from On-Premises Database to Cloud DBCS
3 methods for online migration (minimum downtime)
Using Active DataGuard Using RMAN
Using CloudBackup

Moving
Oracle
WebLogic
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Oracle WebLogic Server
Basics
• Oracle WebLogic is the flagship application server of Oracle and is based on JEE.
• It is used as the common denominator/underlying platform of the Oracle Fusion Middleware product
family.
• Move-and-Improve scenarios to Oracle Cloud constitute the re-deployment of the WebLogic
Application on a WebLogic-based architecture already configured on the Cloud.
• The following are some scenarios:
• New installation of WebLogic in OCI-VM (all versions)
• Accelerated installation using WebLogic Image in marketplace (limited versions)
• Accelerated installation using containers (limited versions)
• Single-click provisioning in WebLogic for OCI and/or Java Cloud Service (limited versions)

Containers Use Case: Lift-and-Shift WebLogic Application
Sample architecture
WebLogic Pull WebLogic

Application Push Docker
Build and Operator
image to images from
WebLogic Server Define build Registry
for CI/CD
Test
Registry
toolchain Container Push Cloud Container
Docker file
Pipelines, Infrastructure Engine for
Jenkins, etc. Registry Kubernetes
Containerize
WebLogic Deploy images
to production
WebLogic Application
WebLogic WebLogic
Application Operator
WebLogic Server
+ Server managing
Migrate WebLogic
WebLogic data store Autonomous Domains
Transaction Kubernetes
Processing worker nodes
Data Store
(e.g., Oracle
Database)
ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE

Moving
Oracle Forms
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Oracle Forms
Basics
Oracle Forms is a traditional Oracle technology for RAD on top of Oracle Database.
• Versions up to 6 are traditional client/server.
• You need to examine whether the Move and Improve is feasible or consider upgrade or re-write.
• Versions 6i and above are browser/web based.
• Forms Servlet is deployed on an application server (WebLogic).
• Move and Improve follows WebLogic Move-and-Improve scenarios, depending on the version.
• Oracle Forms image is available on Marketplace for a specific version.

Using Oracle Forms and Reports in OCI

Moving
Oracle Apps
M&I tools
More Info:
• SalesCentral: https://salescentral.oracle.com/SCPortal/?root=offeringDetails/50267
• Architecture Center: https://docs.oracle.com/en/solutions/index.html?type=reference-
architectures&page=0&is=true&sort=0
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E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, and JD-Edwards
Accelerated Move and Improve to OCI
PeopleSoft Cloud Manager EBS Cloud Manager JDE 1-Click
1 2 3
Streamlined, efficient, Manage multiple
In-flight upgrades
automated migrations environments
4 5
Flexibility to define App lifecycle
OCI topologies management

Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager
EBS provisioning, Lift and Shift, and lifecycle management
Environment deployment
• One-click provisioning with pre-populated
deployment options
• Advanced provisioning with user-selected
deployment options
• Lift and shift to OCI from on-premises backup
Lifecycle management
• Clone environment in minutes versus hours
• Delete environment
• Planned: Elasticity, DR, Backup / Restore /
Refresh

Anatomy of a Migration
Example: E-Business Suite process flow
Oracle Cloud
• Access your on-premises EBS instance.
• Back up your on-premises environment to
EBS PROD
OCI Object Storage by using EBS Cloud
Backup Utility.
• Launch EBS Cloud Manager image on VM. EBS Cloud Load App DB
Manager Balancer tier tier
• Create a new environment in OCI using
EBS Cloud Manager. Actions performed
by this tool: Object
- Create cloud resources Storage
- Restore backup from on-premises
EBS PROD
- Configure environment
• Access your EBS instance running on OCI.
On-Premises EBS Cloud App tier DB tier

Backup
Utility

E-Business Suite: Reference Architecture
External
web client
Internet
Gateway
ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE (REGION)

Web traffic
Availability Domain
Bastion Application Tier VCN
Customer Customer Auditing

data center premises
equipment
Bastion EBS App Concurrent

Server VM Mgr. VM
ID & Access
Subnet B Management
SSH Database Tier
Internal
web client
Polices
VPN IPSec
Dynamic
Routing
Gateway Database
VM
Subnet C Object
Subnet A Storage
Route Security
File
Table List Storage

Anatomy of a PeopleSoft Migration
• Launch PeopleSoft Cloud Manager image with

one click on the Oracle compute instance.
• Back up on-premises PeopleSoft environment Cloud Manager Admin
to Oracle Object Storage. Oracle Cloud Tenancy

• Create a new environment in Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure by using Cloud Manager.
• Create cloud resources.
• Restore backup from on-premises.
• Configure environment.
PeopleSoft
• Access your PeopleSoft instance running on Administrator
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
PeopleSoft in the cloud

Anatomy of a JD Edwards Migration to OCI
• Set up Terraform and Oracle-provided sample

scripts.
• Create config file to point to tenancy where JD
Edwards is to be provisioned. Infrastructure
architect
• Automation creates subnets and security Oracle Cloud tenancy
lists, provisions storage, compute and
database, and installs software.
• Set up one-click provisioning tool
to establish a base configuration of
JD Edwards.
JD Edwards
• Launch one-click and provide your required administrator JD Edwards one-click provisioning
JD Edwards configuration and orchestration
details.
JD Edwards running
in the cloud JD Edwards

Leveraging Siebel Upgrade for Lift and Shift
Why customers want IP2017/18/19: Upgrade while you migrate:

• IP2017/18/19 is the first “cloud ready” release. • Upgrade Siebel during the move to OCI.
• Re-architected to take advantage of the • No need to procure additional hardware as in
flexibility of IaaS clouds past for on-premises.
• Can now scale up or down dynamically • Adding upgrade to migration is easy to do and
without having to take down Siebel Enterprise strengthens the business case for cloud
• Web-based Siebel Composer tool set is almost migration.
fully delivered.
• Workspace feature allows for Agile model for
configurations.
• Addition of Siebel test automation feature

Provisioning Siebel to OCI
OCI
Registry
Continuous Deployment
1. Develop Docker image and upload to internal 19.xUpdate Coming Soon
Docker registries. CICD with Jenkins Pipeline

Customer
Cloud
Build
2. Use image to deploy and run the Full Images on
Docker Store
Images
Automation SRS suite.
19.x Update Coming Soon
Internal
Registry
3. Docker platform and Jenkins pipeline help CICD with Jenkins
Pipeline
facilitate quick monthly updates to Siebel. On Premises

Source
DockerFile
s
4. Docker files deployed to GitHub mature based

on customer and partner experiences.
Siebel CI
JENKINS
Dotted Line Indicates
Tasks to be Completed Run Automation with Build Images with Partners
Images DockerFiles

High Improving
Availability
and Disaster
Recovery
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High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Basics
Definitions
• High Availability
• Operate workload in multiple hardware (nodes) at the same time in order to survive any down time due to
node failure (of hw or sw).
• As a principle, the architecture needs to be designed without SPOF for ALL workloads.
• Oracle addresses that with Clustering and we extend that to active-active operation to combine with
horizontal scalability.
• OCI architecture addresses that with fault domains and availability domains.
• Disaster Recovery
• Maintain a replica of the workload in ”warm” state in order to failover in case a disaster happens in the primary
datacenter (e.g. earthquake).
• As a principle, the architecture needs to be designed so that ALL workloads are DR-ed.
• Oracle addresses that with session state replication or configuration/metadata replication for non-DB
workloads and with Data Guard for Database workloads.
• OCI architecture addresses that with availability domains and regions.

OCI Architecture
Fundamental Concepts
REGION AVAILABILITY DOMAIN
Regions Availability Domains (AD) Fault Domains (FD)

Localized geographic area, One or more fault-tolerant, Grouping of hardware
comprised of one or more isolated data centers and infrastructure within
availability domains (AD) located within a region, but an availability domain to
connected to each other by provide anti-affinity
a low-latency, high- (logical data center)
bandwidth network

Example Deployment: 2-Tier App with Oracle DB
High Availability
IGW
ORACLE CLOUD DATA CENTER REGION
Subnet-A Subnet-D
10.0.3.0/24 10.0.6.0/24 Virtual Cloud
Network
10.0.0.0/16
Customer
Load balanced
data center
Web Servers on VMs
IAM Service
Subnet-A Subnet-C
10.0.3.0/24 10.0.5.0/24
Audit Service
RMAN backup
DRG
VPN Bastion Server on VM 2-node RAC Database Object Storage
AVAILABILITY DOMAIN-1 AVAILABILITY DOMAIN-2

Example Deployment: E-Business Suite
High Availability and D/R
• Multiple availability domains

ORACLE CLOUD DATA CENTER REGION 1 ORACLE CLOUD DATA CENTER REGION 2
for HA and DR
• Virtual networks for traffic
isolation and security Bastion Bastion
• Compartments to help you Public Subnet 2 Public Subnet 2
organize and manage Load Load

resources Balancer Balancer
Public Subnet 1 Public Subnet 1
• Load balancer that doesn’t
NFS/NTP NFS/NTP
charge for data transfer Rsync
App App App App
Private Subnet 2 Data Private Subnet 2
Guard
Database Database
Private Subnet 1 Private Subnet 1
Virtual Cloud Network Virtual Cloud Network

Oracle RAC, Improving
Exadata,
Autonomous
Database
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Oracle Real Applications Clusters
• Unique feature in Oracle Database

• True active-active topology for the full database
• Extremely well proven (almost 20 years)
• Huge market adoption
• Can exist ONLY on Oracle Cloud

Oracle Exadata
• Oracle’s engineered system for running database

• Everything pre-engineered together to offer unbeatable performance for Oracle Database, compared
to any other HW configuration
• Extremely well proven and has large adoption
• Availability:
• On-premises as an engineered system: Exadata
• On-premises as Oracle Cloud behind the firewall: Exadata Cloud @Customer
• In the cloud as a flavor of database PaaS: Exadata Cloud Service

Autonomous Database: Effortless Extreme Performance
The next generation database, and still an Oracle database
• Runs on Exadata World’s fastest database platform • Two flavors available based on the nature
• Worlds first non-monolithic distributed database • ATP for OLTP
architecture
• Fastest storage using latest NVMe flash • ADW for Data warehousing
• Fastest communication - RDMA over InfiniBand
• Smart offload of queries to columnar cache in Exadata • Two ”deployment” choices available based
Storage
on your needs
• Transparent elastic scaling for both OLTP and analytics
• Shared (Ultra Simple Elastic)
• Uses world’s most proven database technologies
• Real Application Clusters for scale-out, online • Dedicated (Customizable Private DB Cloud)
operations
• Active Data Guard for database-aware disaster
recovery, zero data loss protection
• Parallel SQL, database containers, in-memory,
database vault and more

Improving
Cloud Native,
Containers,
Kubernetes
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Evolution of Development
Development Process Application Architecture Deployment and Packaging Application Infrastructure
~ 1980 Waterfall Monolithic Physical Server Datacenter
~ 1990
Agile N-Tier Virtual Servers Hosted

~ 2000
~ 2010 DevOps Microservices Containers Cloud

Plan
Monito
Code
r
Now Operate Build
Deploy Test
Release

How Containers and Cloud Native Are Used
• Develop new, more scalable, applications.

• Refactor / rewrite existing apps.
• Develop multiple microservices instead of monolithic apps.
• Move apps to cloud in portable manner.
• Develop serverless apps that require containers to be spun up / down
rapidly.
Docker Containers Kubernetes Orchestration

• Popular, easy-to-use tooling targeting • Production grade container
developer productivity management targeting DevOps and
• De facto standard container runtime operations, with widespread adoption
and image format • Complex but powerful toolset
• Used for developer on-boarding and supporting cloud scale applications
first-generation application • Rich operations feature set, autoscaling,
management rolling upgrades, stateful apps and
more.
Three Ways to Run Kubernetes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Roll Your Own, Pre-Built Installer, Managed Service
Oracle Cloud Quickstart Experience Container Engine for

Infrastructure (OSS Terraform Installer on Kubernetes (OKE)
GitHub)
Roll-Your-Own Pre-Built Kubernetes Enterprise Class Managed

Container Management Installer Kubernetes Service

Containers Use Case: Refactor an Existing Application
Sample architecture
Push Docker
Build
images to Pull images
User Interface
Test
Registry from Registry
App Server + Push Code

to CI/CD Container Push Cloud Container
Data Access
toolchain Pipelines, Infrastructur Engine for
Jenkins, etc. e Registry Kubernetes
Data Store
Microservices
Deploy
Containers images to
Refactor app running production
microservices
Kubernetes
User Interface worker nodes
App Server +
Data Access
Monolith
Application ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
Data Store

Improving
Web
Application
Firewall
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Defense in Depth: WAF, API Security, DDoS
Bad Bots
WAF and Anti-Bot Protection

Hackers
WAF
Cloud-based
Access Threat Bot OWASP Top Intelligence Data
Control Intelligence Challenges 10 Team
On-Premises
Protection Database
Good Visitors
OCI Cloud-based
Data
Good Bots Block newest Traffic Data breach

Restrict Experts
threats and behavior and HTTP
Country, URL, mobilized for
vulnerabilities analysis to attack
IP, User agent extreme cases
from exploits block bad bots protection
Spammers
Setup and activation can be done within minutes.
Cloud native solution, no hardware or software implementation.

Improving
Oracle Identity
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Identity and Access Management
• Define administrators, • Control across all OCI
users, groups, services services and resources
• Authorization levels • Federations with other
• Enforce privilege levels identity providers
OCI Console
Authenticated
Access Customer
Console of Choice
OCI Service Enclave

OCI API
ID & Access
Management
Telemetry
Virtual Object Block Database File
Machines and Storage Storage Systems Share • Audit all activity levels
Containers • Telemetry services for
visibility and analysis

Identity Provisioning
Provisioning Gateway
Firewall
OID
Custom
OUD Apps
LDAP
Policies
Apps Unlimited, SAP
and other Enterprise Apps
Identity Cloud
Provisioning Service
Custom Apps SaaS
Gateway Apps

Single Sign-On (SSO)
Enable employees, customers, and partners to access their applications
seamlessly using a single authentication
• Support for standards: SAML, WS-Fed, Open • Use authorization policies for fine-grained
ID Connect access control on APIs and web resources.
• Password-less: Eliminate the use of passwords • Migrate from legacy WAM solutions and
******* using Oracle Mobile Authenticator or a magic simplify and modernize security.
link.
• Get real-time visibility through operational
• Use Adaptive MFA policies to enforce reports and SIEM integration.
authentication options and control access to
apps.
• Enforce session controls on users based on

context and apps.

Improving
Oracle CASB
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Oracle Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)
Direct access
ENTERPRISE
Admins, Users,
Mobile Users, and
Devices Proxy access
Oracle CASB SaaS & FA
Cloud Service
ERP HCM
Proactive Monitoring
Compliance
UEBA and Threat Protection
Data Security
“CASBs are becoming as important to cloud as firewalls became to data centers”
- Steve Riley, Gartner analyst
Improving
Oracle
Management
Cloud
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Management Cloud Services
Lightweight Monitoring and Intelligent Analytics for IT Deployed Anywhere
END USER
EXPERIENCE
Application Log
Performance Analytics
Full-stack, multi-cloud
Monitoring monitoring of Oracle and
APPLICATION non-Oracle technology
TIER
MIDDLE AND
INTEGRATION TIER
Zero-effort analytic insights
across the entire estate,
powered by machine learning
DATA / DATABASE
TIER
Unified operational data

VIRTUALIZATION Infrastructure IT from Oracle Enterprise
TIER Monitoring Analytics Manager and other tools
INFRASTRUCTURE Unified SaaS Platform

TIER

Part 4 – Project Planning

Training Agenda

4 Project Planning
5 Summary

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
Step 4: Define the “How” – Move scenarios (no coding) Implementation Approach
Classification of assets Migration approach Potential Target Architectures
Packaged Oracle Apps • Migration tools by Oracle for all tiers • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI (OS-level)
• eBusiness Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft • Apps Unlimited Program • DB on PaaS, app-tier on Containers & OCI-VM
• Retail-GBU, etc • Pre-build OCI images in Marketplace • SaaS (in exceptional cases, e.g. Hyperion modules, etc)
Packaged App (non-Oracle): SAP Business

Suite, NetWaver, Hybris
•
• 1: Packaged
Consider certified paths for SAP version
Consult Oracle-SAP CC
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI (depending on version)
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI (depending on version)

Packaged App (non-Oracle): other 3rd party • Consider certified paths by vendor • DB on PaaS, app-tier on OCI-VM/Containers/PaaS
App-tier on Oracle Forms • Redeploy App to Forms on Cloud • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Use OCI Image @MarketPlace
2: Custom on Oracle
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • WebLogic Docker Container
App-tier on Oracle WebLogic Server • Redeploy App to WebLogic on Cloud • Deploy to JCS (limited versions) • New WebLogic on OCI
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Autonomous Transaction Processing
Data-tier on Oracle Database • Migrate Data to DB on Cloud • DB on OCI-VM, BM or Exadata • Autonomous Data Warehouse
App on .NET • Redeploy to Windows VM on OCI/Azure • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level)
3: Custom on non-Oracle
• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Use available Docker Container
App on OpenSource • Redeploy to OCI at OS level • Use available OCI Image @MarketPlace
App/Data on non-Oracle • 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • Use available Docker Container
• Redeploy to OCI at OS level • Use available OCI Image @MarketPlace
Multi-cloud (split) architecture can be considered for Microsoft AZURE

Analyze &
Prepare
Setting the Scope
• Create HiAv Architecture • Oracle Management Cloud (monitoring)

Packaged Oracle Apps
• Create D/R architecture • Oracle CASB (cyber-security)
• E-Business Suite, Siebel, JDE, PeopleSoft • New Enterprise Identity Architecture • Modernize custom extensions to Cloud Native/SaaS


App on .NET
App on OpenSource

Analyze &
Prepare
Analyze and prepare phase Implementation Approach

• Analyze existing deployment architecture (logical and physical). • Project Scope of work (SoW)
• Individually analyze workloads in-scope. • Project Vision
• Current versions and technologies • Workload analysis document
• Options for “Move” journeys and destinations • Gap analysis document
• Dependencies from/to other systems • Risk & issue management strategy
• Integrations with other systems • Change management strategy
• QoS requirements/restrictions (permittable downtime, security, and • Other???
so on)
• Required preparation activities
• Hybrid operation needs Key Project Considerations
• Fall-back approach • Proper analysis of existing environment
• Define “Improve” opportunities per workload due to: • Review of restrictions affecting downtime options
• Mis-alignment to current enterprise strategy • Considerations of business-oriented limitations (e.g. regulatory
• Mis-alignment to current vendor strategy compliance, policies, end-of-month/year operations, etc)
• Burning needs to improve QoS • Proper evaluation of available budget and funding strategy from the
customer
• Upcoming business/IT change outside this project’s scope
• Smart correlation with other, business-driven projects
• Assess change management needs.
• Solidify the project’s Vision, Scope and high-level approach.

Plan & Design
Plan and design phase Implementation Approach

• Design Target Architecture • Application deployment project plan
• Detailed for each workload • Application deployment specification
• Consolidated for all workloads in scope • Software and security deployment architecture diagrams and DR/HA
• Target and intermediate states Policies
• Logical, network, physical • Roles & Responsibilities plan
• Target and intermediate environments • Risk management plan
• Work Breakdown Structure • Support and Issue Management Plan
• Analyzed per workload • End-User Test Plan
• Consolidated in batches • Deployment cloud services documentation and training materials
• Aligned with critical milestones
• Associated with respective skills/resources
• Cloud Service Consumption plan
• Choose new application deployment SoW
• Cloud Service provisioning/deprovisioning points
• Choose deployment environment
• Progressive consumption profile over time
• Identify and size deployment environments (dev, test, and UAT) with
• On-premise workload cut-off points the correct cloud services
• Cloud Familiarization • Orient / onboard project team on selected deployment cloud services
• Induction activities and training plan
• Initialization of environments plan

Configure &
Build
Configure and build phase (1/2) Implementation Approach
Major Activities (individualized per workload as Main Artifacts and Deliverables

appropriate): • Activated cloud environment
• Provision cloud environments. • Migrated workload
• Establish foundational elements: • On-premises workload backup
• Networking (Cloud2Cloud, Cloud2Ground) • Configuration and migration scripts
• Shared Connectivity structures • Workload deployment and migration report
• Staging environments
• Back up and prepare target workload.
• Package target workload for migration (data, application,
metadata).
• Build cloud preparation Terraform scripts.
• Implement security policies.
• Build cloud migration scripts.
• Assess deployment change management requests.
• Assess deployment risks and issues.

Configure &
Build
Configure and Build phase (2/2) Implementation Approach

• Identify and size deployment environments
(dev, test, and UAT) with the correct cloud IGW
services.
Subnet-A Subnet-D
Virtual Cloud
• Provision and install deployment environment

10.0.3.0/24 10.0.6.0/24
Network
10.0.0.0/16
and cloud services. Load balanced

Web Servers on VMs
IAM Service
• Implement security policies. Subnet-A

10.0.3.0/24
Subnet-C
10.0.5.0/24
Audit Service
• Configure application logic and data transfer

RMAN backup
DRG
from on-premises to cloud.

VPN Bastion Server on VM 2-node RAC Database Object Storage

Customer
• Manage deployment change management Datacenter
requests.
• Manage deployment risks and issues.

Configure &
Provisioning and Installing Deployment Environment Build
and Cloud Services Implementation Approach


Configure &
Provisioning and Installing Deployment Environment Build
and Cloud Services Implementation Approach


Validate & Test
Validate and Test (1/2) Implementation Approach
for OCI – Move & Improve

• Maintain and update test plans and test use cases. • Application testing plan and test use cases
• Test the new cloud application deployment both, • Revised support and issue management plan
functionally and performance aspects. • End-user test plan and test results (UAT)
• Validate application data migrated from on-premises to • Deployment cloud services documentation and training
cloud. materials
• Manage application deploying life cycle.
• Validate cloud services provisioning.
• Validate legacy application installation in cloud.

Validate & Test
Validate and Test (2/2) Implementation Approach

• Continuously validate workload deployments.
• Continuously manage change requests and rework orders. IGW
• Continuously test and validate the application data
migrated to cloud. Subnet-A
10.0.3.0/24
Subnet-D
10.0.6.0/24 Virtual Cloud
Network
• Continuously test the newly deployed application package 10.0.0.0/16
functionalities. Load balanced

Web Servers on VMs
IAM Service
• All necessary test / validation scripts have been developed Subnet-A

10.0.3.0/24
Subnet-C
10.0.5.0/24
to conduct comprehensive testing of the desired

Audit Service
RMAN backup
DRG
functionality, business processes, security, mobile apps, VPN Object Storage
data loaded, reports dashboards.

Bastion Server on VM 2-node RAC Database
Provided that code change is kept to minimum, testing and

Customer
• Datacenter
validation is focused more to the perimeter aspects instead

(e.g. end-user performance, interoperability, etc).

Transition &
GoLive
Transition and Go-Live (1/2) Implementation Approach
Major Activities: Main Artifacts and Deliverables

• Validate Production Environment Configuration. • Application deployment architecture diagram
• Deploy application package in UAT cloud environment. • Cloud environment BOM and sizing
• Redirect end-users to new environment. • Application deployment test and results
• Redirect inbound integrations to new environment. • Roles and responsibilities plan/matrix
• Perform end-user functionality and performance tests . • Support and issue management process
• Manage change requests and rework orders. • Deployment documentation and training materials for
• Obtain end-user final acceptance. supporting cloud services
• Deploy in final production/HA/DR environments and
achieve Go Live status.

Transition &
GoLive
Transition and Go-Live (2/2) Implementation Approach

• Ensure proper redirection of connected users and systems
to new environment.
IGW
• Watch out for any hard-wired connections that need to be ORACLE CLOUD DATA CENTER REGION
rewired. Subnet-A Subnet-D

10.0.3.0/24 10.0.6.0/24 Virtual Cloud
• Ensure end-users properly link to new environment while Network

10.0.0.0/16
restricting/eliminating access to old environment. Load balanced

Web Servers on VMs
IAM Service
• Assess the cut-off plan (immediate/graceful switch) and Subnet-A Subnet-C
consider options (if any) of simultaneous or synchronized

10.0.3.0/24 10.0.5.0/24
Audit Service
operation.
RMAN backup
DRG
VPN Object Storage
Make sure that you have identified the right time slots to
Bastion Server on VM 2-node RAC Database
• AVAILABILITY DOMAIN-1 AVAILABILITY DOMAIN-2
apply switches with minimum risk to business users. Customer

Datacenter

Sustain &
realize
Sustain and realize Implementation Approach
for OCI – Move & Improve

• Implement and run support and issue management • Final test results
activities • Support and issue management process
• Transfer to operations the knowledge base and perform • Deployment documentation and training materials for
trainings for the new Cloud/Hybrid Infrastructure supporting cloud services
• Post-go-live governance framework

• Transfer to end-user the knowledge base and perform
application trainings.
• Save end-user functionality and performance tests.
• Implement and run support and issue management
activities.
• Maintain application cloud environment in a
hosted/delivered distribution model.

Application Migration Gantt Chart: Example

Training Agenda

4 Project Planning
5 Summary

Learning Objectives
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: Move and Improve Workloads to Oracle Cloud
In this module, you were able to:

• Move selected on-premises workloads to OCI
• Improve their QoS by making small architectural improvements
• Describe the project phases for deploying an existing on-premises application to Oracle
Cloud
• Explore the required knowledge areas to support your work
• Define a sample project plan
• Find additional resources

Useful Documents/Links/Training Assets
Learning
• Become a Cloud Architect Associate for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2019 Certified Architect Professional
Documentation
• Cloud Infrastructure Services
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation
• OCI - Getting Started Guide
References
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation - Technical White Papers
Certifications
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Foundations 2020 Associate (Highly recommended for PM)
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2019 Architect Associate
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2019 Architect Professional
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2019 Cloud Operations Associate
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Developer 2020 Associate

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• Where to? This will define the target cloud services.

• How? This will define your project plan.

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Oracle Cloud Project Management Training for Partner

Part 2 – Project Scope and Approach

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1 Concept of Move and Improve

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Project Management and Governance

Environments Mgmt. Management Strategy & Plan Adoption Strategy

Project Delivery Implementation Data Transformation

Training & Knowledge

Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones

SaaS PaaS OCI

Project Management and Governance

• Define a catalog of moveable workloads and respective

Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones

SaaS PaaS OCI

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A. Workload nature? B. Deployment environments? Deliverables

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A. Define future per migratable B. Define approach per Deliverables

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Classification of assets Migration approach Potential Target Architectures

• 100% Lift & Shift to OCI-VM (OS-level) • WebLogic Docker Container

Multi-cloud (split) architecture can be considered for Microsoft AZURE

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Classification of assets Key Considerations

• Has the vendor a recommended/certified approach? the context of our Partnership