This image shows the conversion of enterprise, application, and flat file data from multiple sources through components in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region to usable insights for data consumers. A linear sequence of steps spans the diagram:

1. Discover
2. Ingest
3. Transform
4. Curate
5. Analyze, learn, and predict
6. Measure and act

The following components apply to the entire Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region:

• Security, Identity, and Access Management
• Governance (Data Catalog)
• Discovery Lab and Sandbox

Data sources are Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud, Files, and RDBMS.

The region is divided into functional layers that house physical or functional components:

• Data Refinery layer: ERP application data and departmental spreadsheet data from multiple sources come together for batch processing using Qubix Cloudbridge. Cloudbridge includes Process Flows, Dimension Management, and Mapping Tables.

• Data Persistence Platform layer: Refined data moves into Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse.

• Access and Interpretation layer: Data moves into Oracle Analytics Cloud and then on to data consumers.

Two way transactions occur between the Source and the Data Refinery layer and between the Access and Interpretation layer and the consumers. A wallet is used to connect the Data Refinery layer to the Data Persistent Platform layer. A wallet is used for bi-directional connection between the Data Persistence Platform layer and the Access and Interpretation layer.