Integration · Data · Analytics workloads
The Platform Under Your Fusion Program.
Fusion pods are Oracle-operated. Everything that connects to them, feeds them and reports on them is not: OIC with connectivity agents and private networking, ATP for staging and extensions, Object Storage and SFTP for file loads, and Fusion Data Intelligence for analytics. These are customer-owned OCI workloads that need architecture, security, networking, cost control and Day-2 operations.
Workload catalog, each delivered as an IaC stack with runbooks
OIC platform
OIC 26.x per environment, message-pack sizing, connectivity agents in private subnets, File Server, FastConnect or VPN path to on-prem, VBS/CI wiring, monitoring and alarms.
ATP / AI Database
Private-endpoint ATP for staging, x-ref, extensions and FBDI/HDL transformation. Vault-managed keys, wallets in secrets, backup and DR posture, Select AI and Vector Search.
Object Storage and lifecycle
Buckets per environment and purpose, versioning by data class, lifecycle and replication policies, private access, event-driven load pipelines to Fusion.
SFTP and connectivity VMs
Hardened SFTP and agent VMs: key-only auth, NSG-restricted, logged and patched via OS Management, or migration of SFTP flows to OIC File Server.
FDI and analytics
Fusion Data Intelligence provisioned into the analytics compartment, extended with legacy and ATP data, OAC or APEX layers, identity via the workforce domain.
Load balancers, DNS, API Gateway
Private and public load balancers with Vault certificates, private DNS views and resolvers for hybrid, API Gateway for Fusion extensions and OCI Functions.
Integration Platform Wave
OIC, ATP, Object Storage and SFTP bundled on an existing landing zone: typically 5 to 7 weeks, from USD 75,000. Add FDI as a second wave.
Day-2 operations option
Weekly drift detection and remediation MRs, monthly CIS, cost and Cloud Advisor review, quarterly access review and DR test, OIC and ATP health and patch cadence, and a named architect. From USD 6,000 per month depending on estate size.
How a workload gets built, the same discipline every time
Requirements from the questionnaire
The OIC, data and connectivity sheets of our Cloud Discovery Questionnaire feed the stack variables. No re-interviewing.
Design and exception decisions
Placement, exposure (private by default), identity and key management decided and recorded as ADRs against the governance standard.
Build as code, peer-reviewed plan
Terraform or OpenTofu stack, fmt, lint and security scan, plan reviewed line by line, MR approval, human-gated apply from a protected runner.
Validate, audit, document
Functional test against the Fusion test pod, CIS checks, alarms, runbook and a CD3 as-built extract reconciled to the diagram.
Why EbizonCloud for workloads
Fusion-adjacent depth
Production OIC, ATP and FDI patterns from real Fusion ERP, HCM and SCM programs: FBDI/HDL loads, connectivity agents, P2T refresh cadences, private networking.
Never a black box
Every workload is a versioned IaC stack in your repository with runbooks and evidence. You can hand it to anyone.
Secure by default
Private endpoints, NSGs, Vault keys, CIS controls and tagging applied to every stack, not retrofitted.
Cost-aware
Sized from actual questionnaire volumes, budgets and alarms per compartment, monthly showback by tag.
Turn bought into built and running. If the tenancy is unmanaged, we bring it under control first, then land the workloads on a governed landing zone.