The image shows Bolthouse Farms' users and data center connected to an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) production region which is connected to a second, disaster recovery region.

Administrators authenticate to the system through a third-party identity provider, which is integrated with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) to provide single sign-on (SSO). Users connect using FastConnect or site-to-site VPN. They are then are routed using a dynamic routing gateway (DRG) and authenticated to the system by using a third-party JD Edwards (JDE) single sign-on (SSO) server, which is integrated with on-premises active directory using LDAP. A load balancer handles incoming traffic.

Each region includes a single availability domain. The production region includes 3 virtual cloud networks (VCN) and the DR region includes 1 VCN. All subnets within the VCNs provide a security list and route table.

Bolthouse Farms' primary production environment runs in the Oracle Cloud region in US-Phoenix and its disaster recovery (DR) environment runs in the US-Ashburn region. It includes a single availability domain, two fault domains, and 3 VCNs.

Bolthouse Farms' primary disaster recovery (DR) environment runs in the US-Ashburn region and contains 1 availability domain and 1 VCN (VCN 4) with a DRG. Private subnet 1 includes 1 standby instance of the JDE app server and 1 instance of the JDE mid-tier server connected to the production region by using rsync. The subnet also includes a single-instance Oracle Database Cloud Service with 8 OCPUs that is synced with the production region database using Data Guard over the DRG.