OCI foundations, built as code.

We design and build Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environments and the software that runs on them, then hand both to the team that will operate them.

tenancy / productioncompartment: workloadvcn 10.0.0.0/16public subnetload balancerprivate subnetcomputeapp · 2 nodescontainersjobsdatabaseprivate endpointvaultkeys · secretsobject storagebackup bucketoci languagetranslationidentity domainsign-in · ssooracle fusioninterfacesdrawn asterraformhanded toyour team

One environment, five layers, all of it code.

We build an OCI environment in the order it stands up, foundation first. Each layer ships with something your engineers keep.

  1. 01 / 05

    Foundation

    Compartments, network, identity and secrets, laid out around the workload rather than the other way round.

    You receiveLanding zone as code · access policies

  2. 02 / 05

    Platform

    Compute, containers, database and storage sized for the workload, with backup policies and health checks from the first deployment.

    You receivePlatform modules · backup and recovery procedures

  3. 03 / 05

    AI services

    Only the services the task needs: OCI Language where text must be translated, OCI Enterprise AI where agents work across your data.

    You receiveService selection, with the reasons written down

  4. 04 / 05

    Application

    The software itself: services, interfaces and scheduled jobs, deployed by pipeline into the environment beneath it.

    You receiveApplication code · deployment procedures

  5. 05 / 05

    Fusion connection

    Where the process reaches Oracle Fusion, we define the interfaces, the authority each call carries and what happens when one fails.

    You receiveInterface definitions · exception handling

  6. Handed to your team.

    Architecture, code, policies, procedures and documentation, walked through with the engineers who will run the environment.

    You receiveOne environment, rebuilt from code at will

One environment, five layers, all of it code.

We build an OCI environment in the order it stands up, foundation first. Each layer ships with something your engineers keep.

  1. Foundation

    Compartments, network, identity and secrets, laid out around the workload rather than the other way round.

    You receiveLanding zone as code · access policies

  2. Platform

    Compute, containers, database and storage sized for the workload, with backup policies and health checks from the first deployment.

    You receivePlatform modules · backup and recovery procedures

  3. AI services

    Only the services the task needs: OCI Language where text must be translated, OCI Enterprise AI where agents work across your data.

    You receiveService selection, with the reasons written down

  4. Application

    The software itself: services, interfaces and scheduled jobs, deployed by pipeline into the environment beneath it.

    You receiveApplication code · deployment procedures

  5. Fusion connection

    Where the process reaches Oracle Fusion, we define the interfaces, the authority each call carries and what happens when one fails.

    You receiveInterface definitions · exception handling

  6. Handed to your team.

    Architecture, code, policies, procedures and documentation, walked through with the engineers who will run the environment.

    You receiveOne environment, rebuilt from code at will

Layer 1 of 6

Our own software runs on it.

Two products we built and run on OCI, specified the way we would specify yours.

Knowledge Management

Guided troubleshooting and maintained articles, inside a customer service portal.

built for
a global banking and retail technology provider
translation
up to 31 languages, through OCI Language
live since
6 October 2026

Ops Platform

Conversation evidence for teams running an Oracle Digital Assistant.

built for
teams running an Oracle Digital Assistant
tenancy
single-tenant
sign-in
Microsoft sign-in, by role
set up
from code, so it can be rebuilt

Already on OCI? Start with a review.

We read the environment you have, or the design you are about to build, and return the findings in order of risk. If you want, we then put them right alongside your engineers.

Readiness reviewfindings, by priority
  1. Priority P1networkThe database is reachable from the public internetRemedy: A private endpoint and tighter security lists
  2. Priority P1accessReleases are deployed with full administrator rightsRemedy: A deployment identity scoped to the release
  3. Priority P2recoveryStorage has no backup policyRemedy: Scheduled backups, and a tested restore

Each finding comes with its remedy and an owner.

Tell us what the workload needs to do.

Bring three things. The architecture follows from them.

  1. The applicationWhat it does, and who relies on it.
  2. The systemsWhat it reads from, and what it writes to.
  3. The operationWho will run it, and how it must recover.