OCI landing zone and migration
Compartments, networking, identity, tagging, budgets and guardrails established before workloads land, then lift, shift or rebuild as each case warrants.
Cost controls go in at the start. Retrofitting tagging and budgets across a live tenancy is a project nobody funds.
A tenancy someone can still understand in two years.
WebLogic and Fusion Middleware
Domain administration, clustering, patching, certificate lifecycle and tuning for EBS and custom applications.
Certificates and their expiry dates are inventoried and alerted, because that is the outage everyone has had at least once.
Middleware that is patched, clustered and monitored.
Integration flows between Oracle applications and third-party systems, with mapping, error handling, retry policy and reconciliation.
Every flow is idempotent and replayable by design, so recovery is a rerun rather than a reconciliation exercise.
Interfaces you can replay instead of repair.
Operational applications on the database you already license: approval workflows, data capture, reference data management, small portals.
Used where APEX is genuinely the right tool, which is more often than most architecture reviews assume, and not where it is not.
A working application in weeks, on infrastructure you already own.
Environments and release management
Cloning, refresh cycles, configuration parity, and a documented promotion path from development to production.
Environment drift is treated as a defect with a cause, not a fact of life to be worked around.
A test result that means something in production.
Identity and access
Single sign-on, federation, privileged access and role design across the Oracle estate, integrated with your existing identity provider.
Access reviews produce evidence in a form an auditor accepts on the first pass.
Access that is provable, not just configured.