OCI-native infrastructure practice
We are an OCI-native infrastructure practice. Landing zones, integration and legacy data migration — the technical layer that Fusion programmes treat as plumbing and no large integrator staffs properly. Oracle Partner. 27 individual Oracle and AWS certifications. Delivery across the US, UK, India and Australia.
Four weeks. Fixed fee. You keep the deliverables either way.
Plan: 47 to add, 0 to change, 0 to destroy.
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500+ PL/SQL customisations nobody has read in a decade. Someone must decide which become standard Fusion features, which become APEX sidecars on OCI and which simply die. Most programmes discover this in month nine.
50 to 150 active point-to-point database links to banks, payroll and 3PLs. None documented. All load-bearing. Bank and payroll integrations must start three months before the core build; they routinely start three months after.
Landing zones, identity, network topology, security zones, cost attribution. In a Fusion programme this is a workstream inside a workstream. It is our entire practice.
Configure your enterprise estate parameters to preview estimated sprint duration, required engineering staffing and Phase 0 deliverables.
Primary engagement tier
Active Oracle Workloads (WebLogic, OKE, ADB)
60 Workloads
Active Point-to-Point / OIC Integrations
60 Endpoints
Live scope projection
Estimated timeline
13Weeks
Recommended dedicated engineers
8Engineers
Included deliverables
We work on the OCI infrastructure, integration and data layers of Oracle enterprise estates. Nothing above them, nothing beside them. Every engagement below ships a named artefact into your tenancy and your repository.
Four weeks. Fixed fee. Start here.
You cannot budget a migration you have not measured. Most programmes discover the real scope in month nine, after the money is committed. We spend four weeks inside your estate and tell you the truth about it.
You get: CEMLI inventory · dependency map · landing-zone blueprint · costed baseline
Six to eight weeks. A production-ready foundation, as code.
Most OCI estates are built by hand under deadline pressure, then inherited by a team who cannot explain them. We build yours as versioned Terraform in your own repository, with CIS benchmarks enforced from day one.
You get: CIS landing zone in Terraform · security-zone policy set · network topology · CD3 handover
WebLogic, Exadata, ADB, OKE and Analytics — moved and co-resident.
WebLogic domains nobody has restarted in years, Exadata sizing only the leaver understood, tiers owned by four teams. We move them onto OCI and run them as one estate, because the failure modes live in the seams.
You get: assessment and sizing · migration runbooks · HA and Data Guard · OKE automation
EBS, JD Edwards and PeopleSoft data into Oracle SaaS — as a practice.
Twenty years of ledger history and FBDI templates that fail for reasons the log will not explain. We profile before anyone commits to a cutover date, migrate what you need and archive the rest to OCI storage.
You get: data quality report · archive strategy · FBDI pipelines · rehearsed cutover plan
Oracle Integration Cloud as a platform, not a patch.
Fifty to a hundred and fifty point-to-point links to banks, payroll and logistics. None documented, all load-bearing. We replace the spaghetti with a governed OIC hub built on reusable adapters and CI/CD.
You get: integration inventory · OIC hub with adapters · CI/CD pipelines · monitoring and alerting
Ask your EBS data a question in plain language. Production is never touched.
Getting an answer out of your ERP takes SQL or a report designed for a different decade. We put a read-only layer beside the estate — OCI Select AI and APEX, one-way data flow, nothing written back.
You get: read-only OIC feed · Autonomous Database layer · APEX interface · query audit trail
Continuous. The estate stays the way we built it.
Cloud environments drift: a port opened for a weekend test, an untagged instance running eleven months. We run your estate against the policy set we built it with, so the diagram and the tenancy stay the same thing.
You get: managed OCI and OIC operations · drift detection · FinOps attribution · quarterly review
Phase 0
3–4 weeks, fixed fee
CEMLI inventory with disposition per object; integration dependency map; landing-zone blueprint; costed migration baseline
Phase 1
6–8 weeks
CIS-benchmarked landing zone in Terraform, in your tenancy; CD3 documentation; security-zone policy set
Phase 2
Per scope
OIC integration hub; migration pipelines; co-resident workload builds
Phase 3
Continuous
Managed OCI and OIC; FinOps cost attribution; drift detection; quarterly architecture review
Every gate ends in a deliverable you own. Nothing proceeds on a verbal agreement about scope.
The Fusion-first model
The OCI-first model
Primary driver: application delivery
Primary driver: technical platform depth
Governance: adapted enterprise frameworks
Governance: CIS Core Landing Zone + CCoE + CAF, packaged and OCI-native
OIC: a tactical integration step
OIC: the end-to-end automation layer
Data migration: a sub-workstream
Data migration: a standalone practice
WebLogic, OKE, ADB, Exadata: four teams
One team, one CoE
Primary driver: application delivery
Primary driver: technical platform depth
Governance: adapted enterprise frameworks
Governance: CIS Core Landing Zone + CCoE + CAF, packaged and OCI-native
OIC: a tactical integration step
OIC: the end-to-end automation layer
Data migration: a sub-workstream
Data migration: a standalone practice
WebLogic, OKE, ADB, Exadata: four teams
One team, one CoE
Named artefacts · real topologies
Fortune 500 US logistics · specialist subcontractor
Hub VCN with DRG, prod and non-prod spoke isolation, FastConnect and IPSec to two data centres, peering to AWS and Azure. Planned to 100,000+ users.
US public-sector authority · specialist subcontractor
CIS-benchmarked landing zone, security zones, platform hardening and audit reporting delivered inside a FedRAMP-governed environment.
US manufacturing enterprise · specialist subcontractor
SAML 2.0 and SCIM federation, connectivity agents bridging on-premises EBS to SaaS applications and an OIC hub built on reusable adapters.
US insurance enterprise · specialist subcontractor
OKE provisioning automated via GitHub Actions, Prometheus, Grafana, Istio and Helm by script, audit logs to Splunk, Cloud Advisor cost monitoring.
Most of our enterprise delivery has been as a specialist subcontractor to prime integrators. Those contracts do not permit us to name the end client and we will not break them to win a deal — the same discipline you would want applied to your name.
So we substitute things you can inspect. The code: our reference CIS-benchmarked OCI landing zone is published publicly. The architecture: the notes above carry the real topology, constraints and tooling. The people: 27 certifications, named engineers.
Our prime-side delivery leads will speak to you directly, under NDA, on request. If a named logo matters more to you than any of that, we are probably not the right firm — and a large integrator will be glad to show you theirs.
Frameworks, each a diagram, a set of governance policies and a runnable pipeline. Browse the library below.
FRAMEWORK · 01
Turning cloud strategy into financial outcomes.
Route work to the optimal mix of human talent, autonomous agents and cloud-native AI across OCI, AWS, Azure and GCP, with responsible-AI governance on NIST and ISO standards.
42%
Infra cost reduction
55%
Oracle license cut
120%
Productivity uplift
40%
Service tickets down
13 plates · manual execution · human-gated IaC
Plate 01 / 13
A 6-step engineered methodology for tenancy enablement and governance.
Contents
27 Oracle and AWS certifications held across our engineering team, spanning all four Oracle tiers — Associate, Professional, Expert and Master. Every certification is attributed to a named engineer on our practice page. You will know who is building your landing zone before you sign anything.
New OCI estates delivered as code: CIS-benchmarked landing zones in Terraform, GitHub Actions pipelines, identity and network topology versioned in your repository, CD3 documentation on handover. Our reference landing-zone module is public — inspect it first.
A decade of E-Business Suite, JD Edwards, WebLogic, Exadata and OIC work — the systems your business already runs on. We are not a cloud firm that learned Oracle. We are Oracle engineers who moved to OCI.
"We brought Ebizoncloud in when our OCI landing zone was three weeks behind and our own bench was committed to the Fusion workstream. They delivered a CIS-benchmarked landing zone in Terraform, in the customer's tenancy, in six weeks — and documented it well enough that our team could take it over cleanly. They stayed inside their scope and they made us look good in front of the customer. We have used them on two engagements since."
— Delivery Director, Oracle Practice, global systems integrator
Every engagement is scoped to a deliverable, not to a duration.
Phase 0 produces a CEMLI inventory, an integration dependency map, a landing-zone blueprint and a costed baseline. Named artefacts, agreed before we start. If an outcome cannot be defined and measured, we will not put it in a statement of work — and if you choose a different partner for the build, the deliverables are still yours.
Five threats, five architectural and operational defences, written out in full.
Four gates. Answer twenty questions, get a scored assessment and a PDF.
A candid technical review of Palantir AIP, Oracle Agent Studio, Oracle Soar and agentic migration tooling generally — including where it fails.
Named engineers · certified individuals
Delivery model
Engagements are staffed between four and twelve engineers. The architect who scopes your Phase 0 stays with the build. Above twelve engineers we work as a specialist subcontractor beneath a prime integrator — and we tell you that in the first meeting.
Certifications
27
Oracle and AWS certifications held across the engineering team, attributed to named individuals.
Regions
United States
United Kingdom
India
Australia
Engagement size
4–12
Engineers on a typical delivery team. Lean enough to stay fast, senior enough to stay credible.
What you get on day one
Named engagement lead in your region, available in your working hours and accountable for the deliverable.
Senior architect with ten years in Oracle estates, who scopes the work and reviews every Terraform module.
Delivery engineers with platform, identity, networking and observability depth, not generalist cloud consultants.
Nothing external is forcing your hand — Oracle extended Premier Support for E-Business Suite 12.2 to at least 2037. But the CEMLI debt compounds every year, the undocumented integrations multiply and the engineers who remember why those customisations exist are retiring. The assessment costs the same today as it will in three years. The remediation does not.
Four weeks, fixed fee, no obligation to continue. You keep every deliverable even if you take the build to another partner — and you will speak to a certified engineer within one business day, not a sales development representative.