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Using this cross-cloud connectivity, you can partition a multi-tier application to run your database tier on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), and the application and other tiers on Microsoft Azure. The experience is similar to running the entire solution stack in a single cloud.
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If you are interested in running your middleware, including WebLogic Server, on Azure infrastructure, but have the Oracle database running within OCI, see [WebLogic Server Azure Applications](oracle-weblogic.md).
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If you are interested in deploying Oracle solutions entirely on Azure infrastructure, see [Oracle VM images and their deployment on Microsoft Azure](oracle-vm-solutions.md).
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## Scenario overview
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The following diagram is a high-level overview of the connected solution. For simplicity, the diagram shows only an application tier and a data tier. Depending on the application architecture, your solution could include additional tiers such as a web tier in Azure. For more information, see the following sections.
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The following diagram is a high-level overview of the connected solution. For simplicity, the diagram shows only an application tier and a data tier. Depending on the application architecture, your solution could include additional tiers such as a WebLogic Server cluster or web tier in Azure. For more information, see the following sections.
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![Azure OCI solution overview](media/oracle-oci-overview/crosscloud.png)
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Network security is a crucial component of any enterprise application, and is central to this multi-cloud solution. Any traffic going over ExpressRoute and FastConnect passes over a private network. This configuration allows for secure communication between an Azure virtual network and an Oracle virtual cloud network. You don't need to provide a public IP address to any virtual machines in Azure. Similarly, you don't need an internet gateway in OCI. All communication happens via the private IP address of the machines.
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Additionally, you can set up [security lists](https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/iaas/Content/Network/Concepts/securitylists.htm) on your OCI virtual cloud network and security rules (attached to Azure [network security groups](../../../virtual-network/security-overview.md)). Use these rules to control the traffic flowing between machines in the virtual networks. Network security rules can be added at a machine level, at a subnet level, as well as at the virtual network level.
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The [WebLogic Server Azure Applications](oracle-weblogic.md) each create a network security group pre-configured to work with WebLogic Server's port configurations.
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# Overview of Oracle Applications and solutions on Azure
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This article introduces capabilities to run Oracle solutions using Azure infrastructure. See also detailed introductions to available [Oracle VM images](oracle-vm-solutions.md) in the Azure Marketplace and the capability to [interconnect Azure with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)](oracle-oci-overview.md).
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This article introduces capabilities to run Oracle solutions using Azure infrastructure. See also detailed introductions to available [WebLogic Server Azure Applications](oracle-weblogic.md), [Oracle VM images](oracle-vm-solutions.md) in the Azure Marketplace and the capability to [interconnect Azure with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)](oracle-oci-overview.md).
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## Oracle databases on Azure infrastructure
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Optionally configure with multiple attached disks and improve database performance by installing Oracle Automated Storage Management (ASM).
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## WebLogic Server with Azure Service Integrations
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Choose from a variety of WebLogic Server Azure Applications to accelerate your cloud journey. Several pre-configured Azure service integrations are available, including database, Azure App Gateway, and Azure Active Directory.
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## Applications on Oracle Linux and WebLogic Server
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Run enterprise applications in Azure on supported Oracle operating systems. The following images are available in the Azure Marketplace:
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## Next steps
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* Learn more about [WebLogic Server Azure Applications](oracle-weblogic.md) and the Azure service integrations they support.
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* Learn more about deploying [Oracle VM images](oracle-vm-solutions.md) in Azure infrastructure.
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* Learn more about how to [interconnect Azure with OCI](oracle-oci-overview.md).

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