The image shows an OCI Region where Admins who are on-premises can interact
with OCI through site-to-site VPN. Groups on the internet can connect to the Load
Balancer on OCI through an Internet Gateway and OCI WAF.
The OCI Region contains the following components:
- Availability Domain with 2 Fault Domains (Fault Domain 1 and Fault Domain
2)
- Three VCNs, each with a Subnet and a Service Gateway (SG-0, SG-1, and SG-2)
- The subnets contain the following components:
- Subnet A contains a Load Balancer in Fault Domain 2
- Subnet B contains a Llama 3.2 GPU and KBot GPU in Fault Domain 1 and a
Ten Agent in Fault Domain 2
- Subnet C contains a Database in each Fault Domain
- Oracle Services Network with the following:
- Policies
- OCI IAM
- Auditing
- OCI Logging
- OCI Object Storage
Data flows as follows:
- From the Site-to-Site VPN to each of the VCNs
- Bi-directionally between the Database in Fault Domain 1 and Subnet B in Fault
Domain 1
- Bi-directionally between Deepgram on the Internet through the TEN Agent in
Subnet B, Fault Domain 2 and the KBot GPU in Subnet B, Fault Domain 1
- From KBot GPU to the Llama 3.2 GPU
- From KBot GPU to the TEN Agent in Subnet B, Fault Domain 2 and then to Fishaudio
on the Internet.
- Bi-directionally between Object Storage on a 3rd Party Cloud and OCI Object
Storage
- Bi-directionally between OCI Object Storage in Oracle Services Network and the
service gateways (SG-0, SG-1, and SG-2) on each VPN.
