The image shows eight regions: data sources, data ingestion, data hub, compute and management, high performance file storage, security, large language model (LLM), and context and catalog. The regions contain the following.

• Data sources:
  • Enterprise applications
  • Claim data
  • Provider data
  • EMR data
• Data ingestion:
  • Oracle Integration
  • OCI Data Integration
  • OCI GoldenGate
• Data hub:
  • OCI Functions
  • OCI Data Flow
  • OCI Data Integration
  • OCI Data Catalog
  • Data layers: OCI Object Storage (landing), OCI Object Storage (curated), OCI Object Storage (atomic), and Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse
• Compute and management:
  • Public subnet: login node and OCI Bastion/management node (Slurm support, autoscaling)
  • Private subnet: GPU cluster, an ephemeral cluster, and a reserved cluster
• High performance file storage with redundant OCI File Storage
• Security:
  • OCI Identity and Access Management
  • Oracle Key Vault
  • OCI WAF
  • Encryption
• LLMs:
  • LangChain
  • Prompts repository
  • Vector database
  • OCI Generative AI
• Context and catalog:
  • OCI Data Catalog
  • Data cache
  • Oracle Autonomous Database

The data sources region sends data into the data ingestion region: from enterprise applications to Oracle Integration, from claim data and provider data to OCI Data Integration, from EMR data to OCI GoldenGate. The data ingestion region then sends data to the data layers in the data hub region: OCI Object Storage (landing) to OCI Functions and on to OCI Data Flow; OCI Object Storage (curated) and OCI Object Storage (atomic) to Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse and on to OCI Data Flow; then bidirectionally from OCI Data Flow to OCI Data Integration and bidirectionally on to OCI Data Catalog.

OCI Object Storage (atomic) sends data into the high performance file storage region, which sends to the compute and management, LLMs, and context and catalog regions.