Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions

Deliver customer-dedicated cloud regions within an existing Oracle Alloy realm.
Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions enable Oracle Alloy operators to provide a cloud region that is reserved for a specified end customer and hidden from other customers. Each Reserved Region provides dedicated compute, storage, and networking resources to address strict requirements for data sovereignty, compliance, workload separation, disaster recovery, and predictable performance.

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Give customers greater control over where and how critical workloads run

Organizations moving critical workloads to the cloud may need stronger workload separation, in-country disaster recovery, or capacity reserved for their exclusive use. Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions expand the Oracle Alloy deployment model beyond shared environments to include customer-specific infrastructure within the same partner-operated realm.

Oracle Alloy operators manage Reserved Regions using the same operational model and governance processes as their primary Oracle Alloy regions. This creates a consistent experience across the realm while giving a specified end customer a physically and logically separated environment for sensitive workloads.

Why Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions

  • Support sovereignty and compliance

    Run sensitive workloads in a region reserved for one specified customer, with physical and logical separation from other tenants.

  • Enable workload-level disaster recovery

    Connect a Reserved Region to primary Oracle Alloy regions in the same realm to support workload-level disaster recovery and address in-country mandates.

  • Reserve capacity for predictable performance

    Provide dedicated compute, storage, and networking resources that are not shared with other customers.

How Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions work

An Oracle Alloy operator adds a Reserved Region to an existing Oracle Alloy realm for a specified end customer. The region can be deployed in the end customer’s data center, remains hidden from other customers, and is operated by the Oracle Alloy partner using the same governance model as the primary Oracle Alloy regions.

Oracle Alloy operator realm with primary Oracle Alloy regions and customer-dedicated Reserved Regions connected by remote peering for workload-level disaster recovery. Diagram description below
Figure 1. Oracle Alloy Reserved Region deployment model
The diagram shows an Oracle Alloy operator realm with two primary Oracle Alloy regions and two Reserved Regions deployed in customer data centers. One primary Oracle Alloy region connects to a Reserved Region through remote peering between dynamic routing gateways. The Oracle Alloy operator manages all regions using the same governance model. The diagram also shows that multiple Reserved Regions can be deployed within one Oracle Alloy realm and accessed by the specified customer’s user groups.
  1. Delivery model—Deployed in an end customer’s data center as a region reserved for that customer.
  2. Workload DR—Remote peering connects a Reserved Region to primary Oracle Alloy regions for workload-level DR.
  3. Operator governance—Managed with the same governance model as the primary Oracle Alloy regions.
  4. Region scale—Multiple Reserved Regions can be deployed within one Oracle Alloy realm.

Explore the features of Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions

Address critical requirements with a customer-dedicated region

Disaster recovery

Establish a dedicated environment for workload-level disaster recovery without requiring the end customer to build and operate another data center.

Capacity reservation

Reserve infrastructure for a specified customer to improve capacity predictability and performance for critical workloads.

Compliance and workload separation

Support workloads that require strict physical and logical separation from shared infrastructure.

Targeted geographic expansion

Deploy smaller, targeted regions to support expansion or address location-specific requirements without a full-scale region deployment.

Expand and differentiate your Oracle Alloy business

Reserved Regions extend the Oracle Alloy partner model, helping operators serve customers that need dedicated environments by providing more tailored cloud offerings for regulated and high-value markets.

Reach regulated industries

Address customer requirements in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, and government, where segregation and dedicated capacity can be essential.

Differentiate with partner value

Add managed services, customer-specific support, and partner-developed capabilities on top of the Reserved Region.

Create new service opportunities

Offer customer-specific services for disaster recovery, compliance-driven deployments, and reserved capacity.

Operate with a consistent model

Add Reserved Regions to an Oracle Alloy contract and manage them using the same Oracle Alloy tools, governance processes, and operational model.

Deliver core OCI services in a dedicated environment

Reserved Regions provide core Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) services within a customer-dedicated environment. Operators maintain a consistent set of services, APIs, governance processes, and operational models across the Oracle Alloy realm, helping reduce complexity while supporting different requirements for control, compliance, and performance.

Deliver dedicated cloud environments with local control

Use Oracle Alloy Reserved Regions to help customers address strict requirements for sovereignty, compliance, workload separation, disaster recovery, and reserved capacity while operating within the same Oracle Alloy realm.

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