Cloudwrxs Migration ___& Implementation Steps.

1
AWS Landing Zone and Security Foundation Setup

Cloudwrxs established IAM guardrails, logging, encryption baselines, and compliance controls to ensure the DR environment was secure, auditable, and aligned with enterprise governance.

2
Provisioning of Compute and Storage Resources

Dedicated EC2 instances were deployed for the application tier, database tier, and license server, ensuring optimal performance for Solaris-in-Cloud workloads.

3
Charon-SSP Installation and Configuration on AWS

The SPARC emulation layer was configured, validated, and tuned to replicate the customer’s on-premise Solaris environment, enabling seamless Oracle EBS operation in the cloud.

4
Oracle Environment Restoration and Synchronisation

Backup restoration, application tier reconstruction, and Oracle Data Guard replication were implemented to mirror production state and maintain continuous synchronisation.

5
DR Performance, Functional, and Failover Testing

Cloudwrxs ran comprehensive test cycles including RTO validation, rollback enablement, failover execution, and performance benchmarking to ensure operational readiness.

6
Handover, Documentation, and UAT Environment Build

After DR stabilisation, Cloudwrxs built a fresh UAT environment using Docker-based controlled builds, enabling TCC to test future changes without relying on ageing hardware.

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How Services Were Delivered

Cloudwrxs handled the full lifecycle of the migration, including:

  • Assessment workshops
  • Architecture design
  • Cost modeling
  • Migration to AWS

Post-migration Cloudwrxs provided:

  • 24×7 managed services—patching
  • Backup monitoring
  • DR drills
  • Security audits
  • Patching and operating system maintenance

These services ensured that the mission-critical environment remained secure, compliant, and continuously optimised.

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Oracle Solaris migration lessons

What this Oracle Solaris migration case study helps teams plan

This story is relevant for organisations running legacy Solaris and Oracle workloads that need a practical migration or recovery path without losing control of support, risk or business continuity.

Assess operating-system, database and application dependencies before choosing a migration pattern.

Separate disaster recovery goals from full production migration where budget, timing or support constraints require it.

Use the case study to frame Oracle modernisation choices across AWS, OCI, hybrid and staged migration routes.