Considerations for Migrating PeopleSoft to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

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Considerations for Migrating PeopleSoft to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

In this Solution, Oracle provides a baseline architecture that takes best advantage of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure capabilities and also addresses most of the important technical and business requirements. This allows you to be confident that you will be successful in achieving your deployment objectives without investing in a long analysis project

Key Workload Requirements

Any version of PeopleSoft on any data platform can run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Customers on PeopleSoft application release 9.2, PeopleTools release 8.55 and Oracle Database 12c can take advantage of the automated lift-and-shift deployment and one-touch provisioning capabilities in PeopleSoft Cloud Manager.

If you are on a prior version of PeopleSoft, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can still support manual deployment on supported operating systems. As you begin planning to deploy or migrate, we recommend discussing with your Oracle account team and/or partner the combination of PeopleSoft application release, PeopleTools release, Oracle Database version, and the operating system on which you want to run your applications.

Next, we’ll share validated architectures to help you address these requirements.

Matching your high-performance and highly isolated network model.
Designing for high availability and disaster recovery.
Deploying a secure architecture.
Integrating with your identity management system.
Maintaining visibility over costs and usage.
Monitoring infrastructure health and performance.
Migrating your application and database environments into the cloud.

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