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Oracle Cloud Project
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Module 7 – Cloud Architecture: Envisioning
and Planning
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Module 7 – Cloud Architecture: Envisioning
and Planning
Oracle Cloud Project Management Training for Partner
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Learning Objectives
Cloud Architecture Envisioning & Planning
By the end of this Module you should be able to:

• Explain the importance of Enterprise Architecture in the context of cloud
• Define Enterprise Architecture differentiators
• Highlight the importance of Cloud Readiness Assessment
• Describe the concepts of business architecture by using Modern Best Practices (MBP)
• Explain information or data architecture
• Describe application and technology architecture of Oracle Cloud
• Plan a Cloud Enterprise Architecture engagement effectively
• Explain the difference between monolithic and microservices architectures for app development
• List the steps in preparing a current and reference architecture
• Leverage Oracle Enterprise Cloud Architecture Framework (ECAL)

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,
Environments Identity & User Continuous Testing Sustainment Plan &
Knowledge Areas
Management Management Strategy & Plan Adoption Strategy
Project Management Implementation

Cloud Architecture Data Management
Plan & Delivery Approach for Cloud
Envisioning & Planning & Migration Plan
Approach Solutions in Scope
Transitioning & Training & Knowledge

Cloud Risk Organizational Change &
Aligning Business Goals Transfer Strategy &
Management Communication Mgmt.
& Project Objectives Plan
Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones
SaaS PaaS OCI

Oracle Cloud Delivery Framework
Knowledge Area: Cloud Architecture Envisioning & Planning
Project Management and Governance
• To envision the architecture roadmap and blueprint for

Cloud
business organization structure, processes, data,
Architecture
Envisioning &
technology and applications to be deployed part of the
Planning project to achieve the business vision, strategy, and
objectives within the context of Cloud
Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones
SaaS PaaS OCI

Enterprise Architecture
Defined in the context of cloud
Enterprise architecture is the practice of

conducting enterprise analysis, design,
planning, and implementation to fulfill the
business vision, strategy, and objectives of the
organization.
The envisioning of the enterprise structure,

operation of business, information, processes,
systems, infrastructure and technology
components (such as cloud) formulate the future
reference architecture blueprint with a defined
roadmap to be implemented as part of a
program or project.

Enterprise Architecture: Differentiators
In the context of cloud
• Better visibility, traceability, flexibility

• Resource elasticity, application scalability, expandability
• Auditability and accountability
• Better capacity planning and management
• Stricter privacy and fault tolerance
• High performance and workload predictability
• Improved infrastructure efficiency
• Real-time provisioning and higher resource utilization
• Agility, availability, adaptability, and autonomy
• Easy manageability, maneuverability
• Consolidated, virtualized, dynamic, utility-like, and on-demand infrastructure
• Grid-enabled and optimized infrastructure
• Management console and automated job scheduling
• Compliant to SLAs, OLAs, government rules, and regulations

Oracle Cloud Portfolio
B2B B2C Digital Real-Time Customer
CX Platform CX Content
AI Apps CX Marketing Campaign Personalization Actions Acquisition
CX B2C Service B2B Service
Intelligent
Field Service
For CX Marketing Automation Automation & Optimization (Infinity) (BlueKai) Service Advisor
CX
Sales Planning Partner Configure,
CX Sales Force B2B Service
& Performance
Subscription
DataFox CX Content
CX B2C B2B
CX Unity CX Industry CX Midsize Relationship Price & Commerce
Sales Automation Center Management Commerce Commerce
Cloud Applications
Management Management Quote
Profitability Financial Enterprise

Accounting Project Risk AI Apps for Account Tax Narrative
ERP Financials
Hub
Procurement
Management Management
NetSuite
ERP
ERP Midsize Planning & Cost
Reconciliation
Consolidation
Reporting Reporting
Data EPM
Management and Close Management
Product In-Memory Product Supply Chain

Supply Chain Transportation Global Trade Warehouse Inventory Order AI Apps
SCM Planning Management Management Management Management Management
Procurement Lifecycle Manufacturing Maintenance Cost Master Data Collaboration
for SCM
Management Management Management & Visibility
Human IoT IoT IoT IoT Service IoT

Talent Workforce Work life AI Apps for HCM IoT Asset IoT Fleet
HCM Resources Connected Production Connected Monitoring For
Management
Management Management Solutions
Worker
HCM Midsize Monitoring
Monitoring
Monitoring
Worker Connected Assets Apps
Construction Education
Consumer Financial Food and High Industrial Life Media and Public
Industry Automotive Communications &
Goods
and
Services Beverages
Healthcare
Technology
Hospitality
Manufacturing Sciences Entertainment Sector
Retail Utilities
Engineering Research
Application Container
Container Container Events Mobile Visual Digital Data Blockchain SOA
Engine for Functions Java Developer Apiary** Messaging
Development Kubernetes
Registry Pipelines Service Hub Builder Assistant Science Platform Cloud Service
Management IT Application
Resource Integration
and Monitoring Notifications
Manager
Tagging Audit Infrastructure Performance IT Analytics Log Analytics API Platform API Gateway
Cloud Integration
Governance Monitoring Monitoring
Cloud Infrastructure
Database Autonomous Autonomous Database Database Analytics

Exadata Exadata NoSQL Analytics Big Data SQL Big Data
Data Transaction Cloud Service Cloud Service Streaming
Management Warehouse Processing Bare Metal Virtual Machine
Cloud Service Cloud at Customer Database Cloud Cloud Service Cloud Service & Big Data
Networking, Microsoft Identity and Web Cloud Access Security,

Virtual Cloud Load Traffic Health Email Key Identity Database
Connectivity & Network
Azure
Balancing
FastConnect DNS
Management Checks Delivery
Access
Management
Application
Cloud Service
Security Broker
Security Identity,
Edge Services Interconnect Management Firewall (WAF) (CASB) Compliance
Virtual Machines Compute Bare Metal Compute

Block File Object Archive Storage Data
Compute Standard Dense IO High IO HPC
Virtual Machines GPU Bare Metal GPU
Volumes Storage Storage Storage Gateway Transfer Storage
Standard Dense IO
Solutions Oracle Applications Database Applications High Performance Computing Big Data DevOps Data Protection
Marketplace GoldenGate Data Integrator Identity Management Autonomous Linux Essbase MySQL WebLogic Server** Applications++ & more
Legend: ** Product is available, but the new naming & features are expected to be released soon
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Different Instance Types Options
Envisioning Cloud Enterprise Architecture
Mapping the Cloud Project Life Cycles
Cloud Cloud Cloud Cloud Cloud Implementation and

Strategy Use Case Architecture Roadmap Governance
Envisioning Cloud Architecture Roadmap

Projects Are Born Through Architecture Envisioning
Roadmap planning begins before RFPs are

sent out or proposals submitted.
Enterprise Business Analysis and Architecture

processes continuously refine an organization’s:
• Business strategies
• Business requirements
• Future-state architecture Envision
• Cloud strategy
• Internal and external compliance and regulatory requirements
Portfolio Management and Governance processes
define, align, prioritize, and monitor projects.
Analyze &
Cloud Architecture: Envisioning and Planning Prepare
Analyze and prepare life cycle Cloud Architecture

Envisioning & Planning
Major Activities
‒ Review the cloud strategy and the defined use cases in conjunction with the Cloud Architecture and
roadmap.
‒ Perform detailed analysis of existing deployment architecture (if any) or design a new architecture based on
business requirements.
‒ Review the scope of the project and define solution architecture approach (integration, reporting, and so on).
‒ Conduct Cloud Architecture readiness assessment.
‒ Identify cloud management capabilities needed.
‒ Define reference deployment architecture of business, applications, data, technology (network, security,
platform, infrastructure).
‒ Review the reference architecture blueprint built for the customer (all components of PaaS/OCI/SaaS) and
define services interactions.
‒ Identify the deliverables and artifacts for architecture technology (systems, networks, software, hardware) and
applications.
‒ Tailor architecture framework (ECAL, TOGAF, Zachman, DODAF/MODAF, Custom Built).

Cloud Roadmap
Define a plan to implement the cloud
• Identify projects needed to

implement the cloud.
• Identify projects needed to prepare
applications to migrate to the
cloud.
• Prioritize the projects with respect
to availability for application
migration.
• Create implementation plan for
each project.

Cloud Management Capabilities

Evaluating Cloud Readiness
Cloud maturity continuum
CLOUD MATURITY CONTINUUM

Industrial Digital
Traditional Agile
• Cost and risk reduction • Revenue and brand value

Value of IT • Operations kept running • Customer satisfaction
• Preserve customers and assets • Business change and innovations
• ITIL • DevOps
IT Organization • Waterfall • Scrum
• V-Model • Kanban
• IT Centric • Business-centric
Culture • Internal customers • Customer-oriented
Cloud Focus • Extend existing infrastructure and tools • Adopt native cloud tools
• Quick and cheap provisioning

• Move commodity servers off site
Cloud • Improved capacity management
• Delivery empowerment
Opportunities • Higher infrastructure flexibility
• Cloud recovery
• Reduce operations requirements
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Analyzing the Enterprise Architecture Strategy
Four operating models
Coordination Unification
• Shared customers, products, or suppliers • Customers and suppliers may be local or global.
Business Process Integration
• Impact on the other business unit transactions • Globally integrated business processes often with support of
Operationally unique business units or functions
High
• enterprise systems
• Autonomous business management • Business units with similar or overlapping operations
• Business unit control over business process design • Centralized management often applying
• Shared customer/supplier/product data functional/process/business unit matrices
• Consensus processes for designing IT infrastructure • High-level process owners design standardized processes
services; IT application decisions made in business unit • Centrally mandated databases
• IT decisions made centrally
Diversification Replication
• Few, if any, shared customers or suppliers • Few, if any, shared customers
• Independent transactions • Independent transactions aggregated at a high level
• Operationally unique business units • Operationally similar business units
Low
• Autonomous business management • Autonomous business unit leaders with limited discretion
• Business unit control over business process design over processes
• Few data standards across business units • Centralized (or federal) control over business process design
• Most IT decisions made within business units • Standardized data definition but locally owned with some
aggregation at corporate
• Centrally mandated IT services
Low High
Business Process Standardization
Source: Enterprise Architecture as Strategy: Creating Foundation for Business Execution
by Jeanne W. Ross
Enterprise Architecture Builds Agility Over Time

Several Enterprise Architecture Frameworks
Mapping TOGAF to architecture strategy, roadmap, and implementation

Enterprise Architecture Framework

Enterprise Architecture Layers
What business processes and activities

should be performed and how? (Business
strategy)
Business
How data is collected, organized,
Data or captured, safeguarded and
Information distributed (Structure)
How and what applications should

Application process and interact with the data and
support the business processes?
The logical software and

hardware capabilities required to
Technology support all of the above mainly in
the context of cloud
EA Layers

Business Architecture
• Define strategic business objectives.

• Identify business initiatives and corresponding capabilities
Business
• Cloud strategy
• Targeted operating model
• Future business processes
Technology

Business Capability Notation
Leveraging modern best practices to design the business architecture
Next generation best Articulates how to Across Inherently mobile,

practice business execute in order to functional areas social, intelligent,
processes on achieve radically and industries and interconnected
oracle.com superior results
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Identifying and Mapping the Business Capabilities
Oracle Modern Best Practice
200+
OPEN, STANDARD, FREE
Marketing  Analytics to Insight  Insight to
Campaign ROI  Campaign Execute to Lead
 Event Execute to Lead  Disparate Sources to
Unified Data  List Import to Prospect
Sales  Social Prospect to Lead  Lead to
Logistics  Shipment to Dispatch  Inbound
Shipment to Receipt  Freight Invoice to Approval
 Lane Forecast to Carrier Contract
Order Management  Multi-channel Order to
Promise  Fulfillment Orchestration to Invoice
Opportunity  Opportunity to Quote  Quote to  Order to Drop Shipment
Finance  Budget to Approval  Asset Acquisition Order  Order to Close Opportunity  Opportunity
to Retirement  Bank Transaction to Cash Position to Forecast  Sales Play to Key Account Manufacturing  Forecast to Plan  Production
 Expense Report to Reimbursement  Supplier Opportunity  Schedule Change to Sales Call  Order to Cost Update  Contract Manufacturing
Invoice to Payment  Customer Invoice to Receipt Vendor Lead to Channel Opportunity  Channel Request to Delivery
 Customer Collection to Credit Policy Lead to
 Daily Close to Financial Forecast  Period Close Innovation  Social Monitoring to Idea Capture
Vendor Opportunity  Idea Capture to Business Case  Requirement
to Financial Reports
Sales Performance Management  Sales Strategy Definition to Optimization  Concept Formation to
Procurement  Insight to Smart Sourcing to Execution  Coaching Plan to Performance Design  Product Proposal to Go-to-Market
 Requisition to Receipt  Contract Creation to  Incentive Plan to Payment Candidate  Portfolio Review to Selection
Spend Compliance  Supplier Registration to
Supplier Performance  Supplier Return to Service  Customer Contract to Resolution  Social HR & Talent  Recruit to Onboard  Benefits to
Settlement  Supplier Invoice to Payment Listing to Resolution  Service Request to Dispatch Payroll  Time Collection to Payroll  Payroll to
 Knowledge Gap to Solution  Sensor Alert to Payment  Goal Setting to Performance
Project Management  Initiation to Project Plan Preventive Maintenance  Customer Sentiment to Improvement  Talent Review to Succession
 Resource Deployment to Utilization  Project Preventive Maintenance  Absence Planning to Productivity Improvement
Execution to Control  Project Expenditure to Cost  Employee Insight to Workforce Wellness
Control  Grant Award Funding to Closeout Commerce  B2C: Multi-Channel to Omni-channel  Employee Separation to Workforce Analysis
 Project Contract to Revenue  Analysis to Experience  B2C: Awareness to Interaction  B2C:
Interest to Purchase  B2B: Multi-Channel to Industry  Retail  Public Entity  Higher
Project Optimization Education  Insurance  Banking  Healthcare 
Omni-channel Experience  B2B: Product Search
to Cart  B2B: Cart to Agreement More coming

ERP and EPM Business Capabilities Map: Sample
Financial Project
Supply Chain Product Warehouse Global Trade
Performance Finance - ERP Portfolio Procurement Manufacturing Maintenance Logistics
Stakeholders Management Management
Management Lifecycle Management Compliance Corporate
Functions
Consolidated
Financial Sub ledger Supplier Warehouse Transportation Trade
Ledger Project Costing Order Promising Manufacturing Asset Monitoring Product Hub
Board of Directors Consolidation Accounting Management Management Intelligence Intelligence
Accounting Finance
Budgeting, Supplier Supply Planning
Planning, General Ledger Recommend- Time & Labour Supplier Portal Quality Warehouse Inventory Global Trade
& Supply Chain Quality Asset Definition
Forecasting ations Management Management Visibility Management
Orchestration
CEO Operations
Profitability & Project Mobile Forwarding and
Asset Inventory and Outside Maintenance Innovation Trade
Costs Mngmt Payables Performance Product Master Warehouse Brokerage
Management Costing Processing Costs Management Compliance
Allocations Reporting Management Operations
Warehouse
CFO Tax Provision Inter-Company
Subscription Grants Self-Service Inventory & Cost Model Lifecycle
Work Definition
Project Portfolio
Workforce
Transportation Customs HR
(Direct Tax) Management Management Procurement Management Management Management Sourcing Management
Management
Intelligent
Financial Close Cash Resource & Task Order Production Product Fleet
Payment Payments Work Execution
COO Mgmt Management Mgmt Management Monitoring Development Management
Discounts Shared Services
Enterprise Data Receivables & Contract Configure Price Logistics

Expenses Projects Progress Data Acquisition
Management Collections Management Quote Fleet Monitoring Network
and Storage
Modelling
CHRO R&D
Regulatory Data
Strategic Demand Connected Transportation
Reporting & Payments Project Billing Contextualisation
Sourcing Management Worker Management
Disclosure and Preparation
Enterprise & Service

Internal Audit Transaction Revenue Genealogy and
Monitoring for Co-operative Legal &
Project Contracts Purchasing Service Contract Traceability
Matching Management
Management Connected Routing Compliance
Analysis
Assets
Sales and Patterns and Freight Payment,
Account Auto Invoice Planning and
Operations Correlations Billing and
External Audit Reconciliation Scanning Scheduling
Planning Analysis Claims Corporate
In Memory Cost Predictive

Management Analysis
Regulatory
Authorities
Risk and Information Operational Predictive &
Financial Control Segregation of Analytics and Supporting Operational
Proactive Dashboards
Strategic
Financial Discovery Reporting Analytics Analytics
Governance Framework Duties Reporting
Governance Functions Analytics

Information or Data Architecture
• Understand the flow of data and its impact on architecture

designs.
• Evaluate the data sources, data management and data Business
usage.
• Baseline data: Creation, storage, transport, report, Data
integration
• Targeted data: Migration, transforming, integration,
roadmap
The data eco-system reference architecture framework can beTechnology

leveraged to enter all the different data
sources and map the lifecycle of each data element as it is refined. The core Oracle Cloud Services are
highlighted to show what role they play in refining the data.

Conceptual View of a Data Ecosystem Example
Exploit and
Autonomously Actionable Actionable Autonomously Actionable
Share Events Insights Information
Structured
Enterprise
Data
Data Event Engine Data Enterprise

Data Refinery Reporting Other
Streams Reservoir Information Store
Data
Control
Understand
Events Data Science Discovery

and Data Discovery Lab Output

Data Ecosystem: Logical, Lifecycle, and Service Architecture
Analyse, Predict,
Discover 01011010
101100 Ingest Transform Refine Act
and Measure
Data Sources Ingestion Data Reservoir Data Access Data Consumers
Transformation
(can and will be anything) (can and will be anything)
Autonomous Transaction
Analytics Cloud
Data Services (DMP) Processing
Autonomous Data Warehouse People

Enterprise Applications AI / ML (capability)
Data Integration Platform
Data Lake
Integration Cloud Machines
Data Hub
Devices End Users
Event Hub
Interpretation
Big Data / NoSQL DataScience.com
Things
Events Sensors Integration Cloud

Object Storage App Development
(capability)
Social
Voice Applications
Any Digital Asset Security, Identity & Management Metadata Cloud
Discovery Lab and Sand Box Removal
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Application Architecture
• Identify the functional capabilities by which

business processes and activities are executed.
• Conduct a gap analysis to determine new
Business
capabilities, existing capabilities that need
modifying and existing systems that will need to Data
be integrated to.
• Depict the Oracle SaaS Applications and Application
corresponding modules and data flows.
• Identify integrations and extensions.
Technology

Functional Capabilities
DEVICE APPLICATIONS
Leverage to depict the application architecture
IoT
CUSTOMER, Apps IOT Devices
EMPLOYEE, BACK OFFICE
PARTNER CHANNEL FUNCTIONS
PLATFORM
DATA-DRIVEN INSIGHT DATA-DRIVEN APPLICATIONS
Existing
Mobile Product
Platform Systems
Customer Content Social
Mobile Apps Mgt Mgt Marketing CPQ Mgt
Existing
Web
Customer
Portal HCM &
Records
Commerc Talent
Chatbot AI Omni-channel
Management Sales e Mgt
Recommendations
Existing
Browser Call
Chatbots Centre
Digital
Digital Media
Media Supply
Visualisation Management
Management Service ERP Chain
Call
Augment
ed Reality
Security
Partners
ECO-SYSTEM
Data Flow & Integration
1 Premier Promotion only
ORACLE APPLICATION DESIGN: SAMPLE 2 Customers (Batch)
OUTBOUND CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT BUSINESS PROCESS 3 Multiple personas (pre-integrated)
Data as a 4 Personalised advert (pre-
Service (DaaS) 5
integrated)
Current Customers
3 6
Closed loop Marketing (pre-
7
integrated)
Advert Marketing 8
Persona advert clicks (standard
Delivery 4
Cloud 7 report)
Platform MARKETING Updated Customer Profiles
5
A
Extensions
8
6
B Micro-site
CUSTOMER Customer Data Legacy Integrations
A
Campaign Management
Micro-Site Cloud
1 2
B
Legacy
Advert Current Customer
Content Marketing Records

Depict the Applications Architecture
Leverage the 360 comprehensive processes
Strategy to Revenue Planning and Best Multi-Source
General Ledger
Plan Management Budgeting Candidates Analytics
Attract to Employee Resource Talent Best

Recruiting
Hire Record Modeling Management Candidate
Innovate to Release to
Design Product Cost Product Develop Product Qualify Suppliers
Commercialize Production
Develop to Learning Work Life Employee

Social Learning Digital Assistant
Retain Management Solutions Portals
Plan to Innovation Sales and Ops

Procurement Qualify Suppliers Manufacturing
Produce Management Planning
Launch to Data Management Campaign & Lead Content Testing & Enterprise
Content Marketing
Lead Platform Management Optimization Analytics
Opportunity to Configure, Price, Self-Service Order

Assisted Selling Mobile Selling
Revenue Quote Portal Management
Service to Product Lifecycle Subscription Self-Service

Assisted Service Field Service
Quality Management Management Portal
Close to Planning & Executive Narrative Financial

Applied Analytics
Analysis Budgeting Dashboards Reporting Forecasting
Adaptive Machine Internet Multi-Source Digital

Mobile Blockchain
Innovation Intelligence Learning Of Things Analytics Assistant
Platform
Data / Integration / Custom Development

Technology Architecture
• Platform capabilities: Integrations, custom code,

extensions
• Infrastructure capabilities: Storage, compute, network Business
• Reference architectures
• Technology architecture and roadmap Data
• Integration requirements
• Development framework Application
Technology

Platform Capabilities DEVICE PLATFORM
IoT
Platform IOT Devices BACK
OFFICE
SYSTEMS
CUSTOMER,
EMPLOYEE,
PARTNER DATA-DRIVEN INSIGHT DATA-DRIVEN APPLICATIONS Existing
Product
INTEGRATION Systems
PLATFORM
Extended Micro
Functions Services Existing
Mobile Apps Real-time Business Customer
Analytics Intelligence Records
Integration
Data Bespoke Development

Reservoir Code Environment
Chatbot Existing
AI & & Call
Machine Learning discovery Centre
Process
Browser
Container
Database s
Existing
Data
Warehouse
Call
Security
API Data as a
Platform Service
ECO-SYSTEM PLATFORM
Infrastructure Capabilities
DEVICES
CUSTOMER,
EMPLOYEE,
PARTNER
BACK OFFICE
FUNCTIONS
IaaS IaaS
Mobile Apps Existing

CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE Product
Systems
Server-less
HPC Platform
IaaS IaaS IaaS IaaS IaaS

Chatbot
Existing
Customer
Compute Storage Database Networking Governance Records
Service Service Service Service Service
Browser
Existing
Call
Centre
Call
Security
ECO-SYSTEM

Database Application (SAAS)
Sample reference OCI architecture
ORACLE CLOUD DATA CENTER REGION

AD-2 AVAILABILITY DOMAIN-1
Subnet-B Subnet-E
10.0.4.0/2 10.0.7.0/24 Virtual Cloud
4 Network
Customer Load balancer 10.0.0.0/16
Datacenter (100 Mbps)
Subnet-A Subnet-D
10.0.3.0/2 10.0.6.0/24
4
Two 4-OCPU VM
Web Servers IAM Service
(1 TB Block Volumes)
1Gbps
Subnet-C Audit Service
FastConnect
10.0.5.0/24
RMAN Backup
Database Standard Edition
2 core, High IO Object Storage
(2 TB)

Database Application (RAC)
Sample reference OCI architecture
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
Datacenter
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

Four Pillars of Cloud Enterprise Architecture
Iterate the Architecture Design across the pillars for further refinement
• Business • Data
Processes • Information
• Organization
• People
Data or
Business
Information
Architecture
Architecture
Technology Application
Architecture Architecture
• Network
• Compute
• Storage
• Application
• Integration
• Services
• Security

Cloud Logical Architecture
Access
Interfaces Native Protocols Portals Custom UIs Self-Service APIs
Network Proxy Perimeter Security Naming Balancing

User Interaction / self service
Security and
Cloud Management
SaaS Business Process Business Service Application
Business Mgmt Policy Mgmt
Services
PaaS Container Queue Data
Orchestration
IaaS Server Network Storage Operations
Deployable Entities
Design-time
Logical Pools Compute Networks Storage Other External

Resources
Pool Clouds
Managers
Physical Pools Servers Disks Engineered Other Legacy
Partners
Facilities Real Estate Cooling Utilities Other

Plan &
Design
Cloud Architecture Envisioning and Planning
Plan and Design Phase Cloud Architecture
Major Activities
– Create and document detailed end-to-end business model and corresponding applications
modules architecture.
– Develop and document executable reference target technology architecture and roadmap.
– Create deployment architecture (PreProd/Dev/test/UAT/Prod) + replication rules for integration.
– Develop detailed catalogs for extensions, environments, and integrations.
– Design the target infrastructure, network topology, identity and access, data center, and security
architecture
– Identify the information and BI model, data locality, and security requirements.
– Determine object storage / files storage architecture and security.
– Design cloud management processes (e.g. self-service process).
– Verify required infra resources versus available infra resources (capacity planning).
– Design custom build applications architecture based on microservices approach.
– Review and sign off the proposed architecture.

Reference Architecture: Communications Industry
Call Center Retail Store Field Services Mobile Direct Sales Chat Web Dealers Social IoT
Digital Customer Experience (CX) Platform
Marketing Sales (B2B) Commerce & CPQ Customer Service
Omni-Channel Commerce (Cart and Self-Service Community, Chat,

IoT
Research, Discover using Unified Demand Generation, Opportunity Mgmt. Merchandising) Email, Click2Call, SMS Agents
Data (DMP) and Sales Forecasting
Contextualised Content to Engage Commerce Experience Manager for

Personalisation and Guided Search Knowledge Management
Audience Territory and Quota Management
Access Management
Automate Cross-Channel Campaign Sales Catalog Mgmt., New Order and Billing Care (presentment,
Enterprise Mgmt &

Services/APIs
Information Management & BI

Orchestration Sales Performance & Incentive Mgmt MACD, Centralised Task-flows and Pricing payments, collections & analytics)
Strategic Analytics
Monitoring
Quote Mgmt., Configurator, Product
Social Marketing Predictive Selling Field Services
Integration
Bundling and Promotions

Security
IT Governance
CX Foundation
Customer Social
Product Data Content & Exp Business Adaptive Loyalty
Data Collaboration (Listening, Mobility
Management Management Process Mgmt Intelligence/RTD Mgmt
Management Engagement)
Identity Governance
Process
Development Tools
Core BSS
Retail Stores Customer Order Payments &
Rating & Charging Billing
Management Collection
Big Data
Core OSS
Service Order Service Resource
Data
Management Service Activation Service Assurance

Management
Supply Chain Management ERP Financials

(Devices & Content) (Revenue Accounting)
Infrastructure Services
Public Cloud Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud CSP Network 3rd Party Providers
Oracle Solution Map for Communications Industry SaaS PaaS IaaS
Call Center Retail Store Field Services Mobile Direct Sales Chat Web Dealers Social IoT
Digital Customer Experience (CX) Platform
IoT Cloud
Marketing Cloud*
Oracle Marketing Sales
Sales
(B2B) Commerce & CPQ Customer Service
Omni-Channel Commerce (Cart and Self-Service Community, Chat,

OracleIoT
Research,
DMPDiscover using Unified
(Bluekai) Demand Generation, Opportunity Mgmt. Merchandising) Email, Click2Call, SMS Agents
Data (DMP) and Sales Forecasting
Oracle Service Cloud &
ContentContent
Contextualised Marketing
to Engage Commerce Experience Manager for Engagement Cloud
Knowledge Management
(Compendium)
Audience Oracle Commerce
Personalisation &Search
and Guided CPQ
Oracle
Territory
Territory Sales
andand
Quota Cloud
Quota
Management
Mgmt
Cloud
Management
Cloud Management
Responsys/Eloqua Sales Catalog Mgmt., New Order and Billing Care (presentment,
Mgmt &
Automate Cross-Channel Campaign
Services/APIs
Information Management & BI

Orchestration Sales Performance & Incentive Mgmt MACD, CentralisedTask-flows
ABO, Centralised Task-flowsand
andPricing
Pricing payments, collections & analytics)
Management
Monitoring
Analytics
Suite
Oracle Analytics
Personalised Campaigns Oracle Field Service
Oracle
Cloud
(Maxymiser) Quote Mgmt., Configurator, Product
Enterprise
Social Marketing Predictive Selling Field Services
Cloud
Integration
Bundling and Promotions

Oracle SOA
Access
Cloud
Oracle IdentityAccess
Security
IT Governance
Strategic
CX Foundation
Customer Experience Social Mobile &
CDM Product Data OSN Content & Exp Business
Process Social Adaptive
AI for CX Loyalty
Loyalty
Data OPH Cloud Collaboration & Content (Listening, Chatbot
Mobility
Governance
Cloud Management Cloud Management Process Mgmt

Cloud Cloud Intelligence/RTD
Cloud Cloud
Mgmt
Management Cloud Engagement) Cloud
Governance
Integration CloudProcess
Tools
Development
Core BSS
Oracle
Development
Cloud
Customer Order Payments &
Identity
Retail
OracleStores
Retail Oracle OSM Rating & Charging Billing
Oracle BRM
Identity
Management Collection
DataData
Core OSS
Cloud
Big Big
Service Order Service Resource
Oracle
Data
Oracle OSM Service

OracleActivation
ASAP Oracle UIM 3rd Assurance
Service Party
Management Management
Oracle
Supply Chain
Oracle Management
Supply Chain ERP Financials
Oracle Financials Cloud
(Devices & Content)
Management Cloud (Revenue Accounting)
Infrastructure Services
Public Cloud Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud CSP Network 3rd Party Providers
Building a Current and Reference Architecture
Define a step-by-step approach
• Build the overall solution for SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS.

• Identify the SaaS, OCI, PaaS level 1 components.
• Detail the level 2 components.
• Incrementally put together the pieces of the architecture.
• Define level 3 architecture as necessary.
• Identify the integration and data flows.

Reference Architecture Development
Platform services: Examples
Service OTM Primavera Backup

Taleo
Cloud Archive
@Oracle
@Customer
Apps Apps
HCM SCM Finance Platform Unlimited Unlimited
Services ERP ERP
Fusion Single Instance
API Gateway
Customer Integration Platform (TIBCO)

Level 1: Platform Services
Platform
Services
Business
Integration Security Extensibility Mobile
Intelligence
Oracle Public Cloud

Level 2: Integration
Platform
Services
Business
Integration Security Extensibility Mobile
Intelligence
Oracle Public Cloud

External Integration View
Third Parties
Cloud API SOA ICS

Oracle Cloud Management Integration
Platform
Services
Oracle Public Cloud
Customer Service Bus API Mgt & Gateway Managed File Transfer

Existing
Current State Architecture: OP

Oracle Oracle Oracle 3rd Party
Apps Tech CGBU VF
System Channel
Customer Agent
Self-Care (Web, Mobile, Social, Call Center, etc)

Siebel
Customer Relationship Management Customer Service Order Capture

(Billing, Credit, CTI, etc) 1
(Base & Tools) (Order Management, Quote & Order Capture, etc)
Integration Platform (AIA, SOA Suite)
Custom Other boundary Billing & Revenue Service Activation

Built systems Management
Supply Chain
B/OSS
(ASAP) Financials
Retained
(ABCS)
Systems
(Rating, Charging, Billing) Management
ERP
3rd Party Channel (Revenue
(Goods &
Accounting)
(e.g credit check, Resource Management Content)
Network
payment gateway) (UIM)

Future State Architecture Oracle Oracle Oracle Existing
VF 3rd Party
SaaS PaaS CGBU Solution
Customer Agent System
Digital Engagement Channels
SRM
(Social Cloud)
Customer Platform
Marketing
Customer Service Sales Force Commerce
Content Automation
Automation (Compendium) (Responsys)
(Service Cloud/ (Commerce Cloud + CPQ
Engagement Cloud) (Sales Cloud) Personalisation DMP Cloud)
(Maxymiser) (Bluekai)
3 4 1 2
Integration Hub (Integration Cloud, SOA Cloud, ODI and MFT Cloud)
Identity Management
14
5 7 8 9 11 12 13
(Identity Cloud)
6 10
IM & Analytics
Customer Single View Product Catalog Smart Offers Strategic Analytics
Innovation
Financials
Platform
(CDM Cloud) (OPH Cloud) (AI Cloud) Prepaid (Analytics Cloud)
ERP
(Revenue Account
Social Accounting) Management
Content & Exp Mobile (Financial Cloud) Big Data
(Social Cloud) (Experience Cloud) (Mobile & Chatbot Cloud) (Big Data Cloud)
On-Premise Integration Platform (AIA, SOA Suite)

20 19 15 16 17 18
3rd Party 3rd Party Customer Order Management Rating, Charging, Billing Service Activation
Retained
Systems
B/OSS
Providers Other Systems (OSM) (BRM)

boundary (ASAP)
systems (e.g credit check, Goods Fulfilment Resource Management
payment (UIM)
Network gateway) (Existing VF System)

Integration View of E2E Customer Agent
Oracle
SaaS
Oracle
PaaS
Oracle
CGBU on
Existing
VF 3rd Party
Solution Architecture
IaaS System Solution
Digital Engagement Channels
SRM ERP
Customer Platform
(Social Cloud)
Financials (Revenue
Accounting)
(Financial Cloud)
Marketing
Customer Service Sales Force Content Automation Commerce
Automation (Compendium) (Responsys) Prepaid Account
(Service Cloud/ (Commerce Cloud + Management
Engagement Cloud) (Sales Cloud) Personalisation DMP CPQ Cloud)
(Maxymiser) (Bluekai)
3 5 1 2 4
Identity Management
(Identity Cloud)
Integration Hub (Integration Cloud, SOA Cloud, ODI and MFT Cloud)
17
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Innovation Platform
Customer Single Product Smart Customer Order Rating, Charging, Service Strategic Analytics
IM & Analytics
View Catalog Offers Management Billing Activati
(BRM) on
B/OSS
(OPH Cloud) (AI Cloud) (OSM) (Analytics Cloud)
(CDM Cloud)
Goods Fulfilment Resource (ASAP)
Social Content & Exp Mobile Big Data
(Existing VF Management
(Experience (Mobile & (Big Data Cloud)
(Social Cloud) System) (UIM)
Cloud) Chatbot Cloud)
Retained
3rd Party Systems

Systems
3rd Party Providers Other boundary

Network systems (e.g credit check, payment gateway)

Configure &
Build
Cloud Architecture Envisioning and Planning
Configure and build phase Cloud Architecture
Major Activities
– Implement the target infrastructure, network topology, identity and access, data center, security,
integrations, and BI models architecture.
– Implement Cloud Management processes (such as self-service process).
– Implement deployment architecture (PreProd/Dev/test/UAT/Prod) + replication rules for integration
– Implement designed application and data architecture.
– Cross validate the designed target architecture with reference architecture after
development/configuration and build.
– Develop custom build applications architecture based on microservices approach.
– Leverage the 12 factor methodology for applications development.

Design Patterns: Architectures
Development Architectures Are Evolving
Cloud SaaS FaaS
Monolithics
Microservices Serverless
• Single packaged application • Multiple smaller applications • Multiple functions

• Single Stack development • May involve polyglot development • May involve polyglot development
• Slower development, build • Frequent and faster builds and • Very frequent and faster
and deploy deploys builds and deploys
Code Deploy Platform

Provision

Monolithic Versus Microservices
“Micro” in microservices = small service. Micro is all about less complexity.
Monoliths Microservices
Module 1 Module 2 Module N API
Must support Must support
Business Logic the the Logic
requirements requirements
of ALL of ONE
Data Store module Data Store
modules
Fully featured run times that Light run times that do one
support all use cases thing
Considerations for Adopting the Microservices Architecture
• Consider the microservices architecture

for applications that require high levels of
scalability, flexibility, and reliability.
• Migrate monolithic applications to
microservices if you can divide the
application’s functionality into focused
services, each with a limited scope.
• For complex monolithic applications that
can be migrated, consider developing
only the new functionality as
microservices.

Designing a Microservices-Based Application
Adopt microservices and 12 factor methodology for apps development
• When designing an application by

using the microservices
architecture, adhere to the
mircoservices best practices and
the 12 factor methodology for
developing applications.
• Select a suitable data persistence

pattern, and understand the value
of running microservice in
orchestrated containers.
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Monolithic Versus Microservices Architectures
Key differences
Characteristic Microservices Architecture Monolithic Architecture

Unit Design The application consists of loosely coupled The entire applications is developed, and
services. Each service supports a single deployed as a single unit.
business task.
Communication To communicate with each other, the Internal procedures (function calls) facilitate
within the microservices of an application use the communication between the components
application request-response communication model. of the application and there is no need to
The typical implementation sues REST API limit the number of internal procedure calls.
calls based on the HTTP protocol.
Technological Each microservice can be developed using Usually the entire application is written in a
flexibility a programming language and framework single programming language.
that best suits the problem that it is
designed to solve.
Scalability Each microservice can be scaled The entire application must be scaled, even
independently of the other services. when the business requirement is for
scaling only certain parts of the application.

Monolithic Versus Microservices Architectures
Key differences
Characteristic Microservices Architecture Monolithic Architecture

Data Management Decentralized: Each microservice may use Centralized: The entire application uses
its own database. one or more databases.
Deployment Each microservice is deployed Any changes, however small requires
independently, without affecting the other redeploying and restarting the entire
microservices in the application. application.
Maintainability Microservices are simple, focused, and AS the application scope increases
independent. So the application is easier to maintaining the code becomes more
maintain. complex.
Resiliency The application functionality is distributed A failure in any component could affect
across multiple services. If a microservice the availability of the entire application.
fails, the functionality offered by the other
microservice continues to be available.
Functionality reuse Microservices define APIs that expose their The opportunity for reusing
functionality to any client. The clients could functionality across applications is
even be other applications. limited.
Validate Transition Sustain
Cloud Architecture: Envisioning and Planning & Test & Go Live & Realize
Cloud Architecture
Major Activities
‒ Cross validate through testing the designed target architecture with reference
architecture after development/configuration and build.
‒ Ensure active stakeholder participation and support.
‒ Identify reuse opportunities of the architecture (like micro services or integrations).
‒ Review and refine architecture artefacts.
‒ Explore further architectural views: Security, information, business process, technology,
organizational
‒ Evolve Enterprise Architecture: Share learning, informal and formal modeling sessions,
investigate technologies, identify candidate architectures.
‒ Govern Architecture: Develop guidelines, monitor and measure, develop architecture
metrics, enforce adherence to guidance.

ENTERPRISE CLOUD ARCHITECTURE
FRAMEWORK (ECAF)
(Internally Called ECAL)

A flexible customer-centric content framework and light-weight process for
accelerating cloud solutioning, deployment, adoption, and success

Frame my need! Create my solution! Deliver my project!
ENTRY ENTRY ENTRY
POINT POINT POINT

CURRENT Step …………… ……………
Practitioners Guide - Baseline Template Training
June 2020 February 2020 February 2020

CURRENT
ECAL 3.1 ECAL 3.0 ECAL 3.0

INTERNAL INTERNAL INTERNAL
GUIDE TEMPLATE TRAINING
FULL SET OF PRACTITIONERS GUIDES TEMPLATES & TOOLS TRAINING

1. IDEATE
2. VALIDATE
3. PLAN
4. CURRENT
5. FUTURE
6. CONFIRM
7. ADOPT
8. OPERATE
9. IMPROVE
FULL SET OF ARTEFACTS WITH GUIDANCE ON HOW TO USE

Current State
CURRENT STATE ARCHITECTURE Architecture
What to do: Pre-requisite Steps/Tasks

• Gather or draw the current state architecture diagram: business architecture, application • All other CURRENT artefacts
architecture, information architecture, technology architecture.
• Collect information about existing integrations and relevant data flows Templates:
• Current State Architecture
LESSONS LEARNED Why we do it: Template
• Current State Architecture is the baseline for architecting the proposed future state.
• The purpose is to capture at least enough details of the customer ecosystem to ensure Tools:
Focused on understanding the scope and thatthe customer
the future context,supports
state architecture as welltheas your systems interactions with other
customer • None
services and applications, as well as meets the customer workloads and service levels for
opportunity to get to know the customer.
adoption of the cloud solutions. Examples:
• Architecture Patterns Library
ACTIVITIES • Frame the problem - don’t gatherHow we do it:
requirements
• Receive from the customer or draw the architecture diagrams that describe the current Other Resources:
• Capture current state in terms Current environment,
of people, process at least
andin the area targeted by the engagement.
technology
Capture Current State Current State State • Architecture Notations
Discovery
Process &
Discovery Several artefacts can compose the current state architecture, depending on the
Apps•& Tech
Questionnaire
Questionnaire
Capability Map • Be collaborative with the customer & share everything
Portfolioengagement: Capability Model / Business Architecture; Customer IT Ecosystem
Overview; Application Architecture / Integrations ; System Topology / Network
ACTIVITIES
• Use whatever
q Collect information about customer’s
works - try top down
ACTIVITIES
q Collect information about customer’s
and bottomCenter
Topology;
ACTIVITIES Data
q Request or build the list of
up Locations; Service Level Catalog;
IT landscape IT landscape • If youintegrations
applications, need toanddraw the diagrams, use the Architecture Notation
• Understand the business
about customer’scontext, business drivers and the desired outcomes.
CURRENT
technology
q Collect information about customer’s q Collect information
business processes business processes q TheKeep inshould
information mind:cover at least
Be verycustomer’s
clear current
about the scope proposed
the domain impacted by the
q Get an understanding of the • q Get an understanding of the
• Validate
change with the customer
RACI MATRIX customer’s current state state
q Gather an understanding of the
• Which systems are in and out of and
priorities scope?
business value.
23 Confidential – Oracle Internal
CURRENT
Security Baseline Operational Prioritization Current State
& Guidance RACI Matrix Architecture
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES

Enterprise Business Architect Solution Engineer Customer Deployment Value Managed Cloud Sales Role Customer
Architect Role Role q …..
Success Role Architect Role Consulting q ……Services
10 Operations
Confidential – Oracle Internal q Identify which are the customer’s q Gather or draw the current state
Role Role Role Role priorities and perceived value, in terms of architecture diagrams: business,
TASKS & ARTEFACTS

business need, strategy, technology. application, information, technology
q Identify where is the area of business architecture.
CURRENT
Capture Current State RA R C DEFINE C C C I DESIGN RC quick wins.

value, urgency,
q Collect information
DELIVER about existing
q Identify priorities that come from integrations and relevant data flows
Current State Process & IDEATE CURRENT FUTURE business reasons. CONFIRM ADOPT
Capability Map Create Value Story Capture Current State Create Solution Validate with the customer
q Design Present Solution Proposal Customer Adoption
Discovery Questionnaire RA R CCustomer R CCurrent State

Process &
C I
Future State
Process &
RC Business Provisioning
Profile Case Plan / Map
Capability Map Capability Map
CS Apps & Tech Portfolio RA 7R C
Confidential – Oracle Internal I C C I RC
Discovery Future State Benefits
Strategy Map Apps & Tech Bill of
Security Baseline & Guidance Questionnaire
Portfolio
Alignment Materials
Operational RACI Point of View

Current State
Apps & Tech Future State Future State
Architecture Contracts &
Portfolio Architecture
Policy Review
Prioritization Matrix RA R C I C C I C
CURRENT Step
Solution Bill of Key
Materials Readiness
Current State Architecture RA R CValue I C C I
Roadmap Assessment
Story ECAL Artefact
Customer
CURRENT
Profile
ECAL Artefact
Practitioners Guide - Baseline

Current State Solution Bill of
from another Step

Materials
Architecture Proposal
Complete BoM & Sizing
OPEREATE
Iterative Artefact
VALIDATE Bill of
Materials Artefact pre-req.
Validate Value Story Artefact pre-req.

from another Step
9 Confidential – Oracle Internal Value Story
Delivery Create Transition Design Artefact is primarily for:
Presentation/Sharing
Provisioning
Plan / Map IMPROVE Discovery/Lists
PLAN
June 2020 Documentation
CURRENT
Capture Benefits
Planning
Plan Engagement Create Demo / PoC
Value
CURRENT
Realization Decision Making
Joint
Engagement
Demo / PoC
Delivery
ECAL 3.1 Solution Delivery
Plan
INTERNAL
GUIDE
5 Confidential – Oracle Internal

PATTERN LIBRARY:
• Business patterns
• Application patterns
• Information and data
patterns
• Technology patterns
• Curated best practice from the

field
• Fast design process
• Reduced risk

ENTERPRISE CLOUD ARCHITECTURE FRAMEWORK (ECAF)
Benefits
Focus on Re-use of
Single global Share best
customer value, existing asset
approach practice
not product libraries
Full life cycle Multiple entry

High quality Flexible and
from define to points based on
outcomes scalable
deliver customer need
Extensive
Global Appropriate for
patterns library
architecture all Oracle
for Point of View
standard offerings
creation
To get access to ECAF assets, reach out to: [email protected]

Reference Links
Cloud Foundation Architecture - White Paper

Cloud Reference Architecture - White paper
Oracle Architecture Center
OCI Reference Architecture – Blog
Best Practices from Oracle Development's A-Team
The Enterprise Architecture Blog - covers commentary and insights about
Cloud and Enterprise Architecture
Oracle Enterprise Cloud Architecture Framework (reach out to presenter)

Conclusion
Cloud Architecture Envisioning & Planning
Now that you have completed this module, you should be able to :
• Explain the importance of Enterprise Architecture in the context of cloud
• Define Enterprise Architecture differentiators
• Highlight the importance of Cloud Readiness Assessment
• Describe the concepts of business architecture by using Modern Best Practices (MBP)
• Explain information or data architecture
• Describe application and technology architecture of Oracle Cloud
• Plan a Cloud Enterprise Architecture engagement effectively
• Explain the difference between monolithic and microservices architectures for app development
• List the steps in preparing a current and reference architecture
• Leverage Oracle Enterprise Cloud Architecture Framework (ECAL)

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Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones

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Project Management and Governance

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Project Artifacts, Deliverables, and Milestones

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Enterprise architecture is the practice of

The envisioning of the enterprise structure,

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Profitability Financial Enterprise

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