Multicloud & Hybrid

Multicloud and hybrid on OCI, without the latency tax.

Some workloads belong on OCI, some belong elsewhere, and some span both. We design the interconnects, the data placement, and the identity model so a multicloud estate runs as one system rather than two bills.

Network of connected nodes representing a multicloud and hybrid architecture
Overview

The short version.

Few enterprises run on a single cloud. The Oracle database layer often belongs on OCI for performance and licensing reasons, while a front end, an analytics stack, or a set of microservices runs on another provider. Done badly, that split adds latency, duplicates cost, and creates two identity models that never quite agree. Done well, it lets each workload sit where it runs best.

We design the connective tissue. That means the OCI and Azure interconnect or a private circuit to another provider, a clear rule for where data lives, and an identity and network model that treats the whole estate as one. The result is a multicloud pattern your team can actually operate, not a diagram that falls apart in production.

Why OCI

Why teams move this to OCI.

Right home per workload

Keep the Oracle data layer on OCI for performance and licensing, run the rest where it fits, without paying a latency penalty.

One identity and network model

A single approach to identity, networking, and policy across clouds keeps operations sane and audits clean.

Cost you can see

Clear data placement and egress rules stop the surprise cross cloud transfer charges that wreck a multicloud budget.

Placement

How the options compare.

The connection between clouds is where multicloud projects succeed or fail. We choose the pattern that fits the latency, the data volume, and the resilience the workload needs.

PatternBest forNote
OCI to Azure interconnectLow latency between an OCI database and Azure appsA managed, private, low latency link with no public hops
Private circuit (FastConnect)Steady, high volume traffic to another provider or on premisesPredictable bandwidth and cost, dedicated path
Hybrid to on premisesKeeping part of the estate in your own data centreOne identity and network model spanning both sides
Multicloud is not running two clouds. It is running one estate that happens to span two clouds, with the seams engineered out.
Method

How we run the move.

  • Map which workloads belong on OCI, which belong elsewhere, and which span both.
  • Choose the interconnect pattern that fits the latency and data volume.
  • Design a single identity, network, and policy model across the estate.
  • Set data placement and egress rules to control cross cloud cost.
  • Build and test the connections under real traffic before cutover.
  • Monitor the whole estate as one, and run it under a managed retainer if needed.
40%
average OCI spend reduction after optimization
500+
OCI engagements delivered
24/7/365
managed monitoring and support
20+
years combined Oracle experience
Related

Where this connects.

Solution

OCI Networking

The interconnects and network design under a multicloud estate.

See networking
Workload

Oracle Database on OCI

Keeping the data layer on OCI while apps run elsewhere.

See databases
Case study

SaaS Provider, Multicloud

An OCI to Azure pattern built for low latency.

Read it

Plan the move before you commit.

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