The image shows two OCI regions side-by-side amd below them an on-premises group. One OCI region is labeled the primary region and is located in Mumbai. The other region is labeled DR region and is located in Hyderabad.
Within VCN B is a single public subnet containing a bastion server. This subnet is accessible through an internet gateway. The OSN implemention contains a single instance of Oracle Autonomous Database Serverless, which is labeled "Primary".
The VCN also contains an OCI Object Storage instance and a database private endpoint, through which traffic between the subnets terminates. The OSN implement ion contains a single instance of Oracle Autonomous Database Serverless, which is labeled "DR".
The on-premises group contains a user group, with a customer-supplied gateway to provide access.
Traffic flows between VCN A and VCN B through a dynamic routing gateway. It also flows between the VCNs A and B through the DRG, across a remote peering network to a DRG on VCN C to allow communication between all three VCNs. Traffic also flows bidirectionally between VCN A and the OSN implementation. Traffic between the OSN implementations in each region is controlled by Data Guard.
The regions themselves communicate over OCI Interconnect.
Users in the on-premises site communicate with the regions through their own gateway and then over a site-to-site VPN, which VPN depending up whether they are accessing the primary region or are in a disaster recovery mode, in which they access the DR region.