Skip to main content
Oracle EBSEnterprise EBS operator · NDA · Enterprise

Oracle E-Business Suite analytics, migrated to a modern lakehouse

Reporting moved off the production ERP onto a centralized lakehouse fed by continuous oracdc change data capture — analytics that scale independently of E-Business Suite.

The challenge

Reporting on the production ERP

Operational reporting depended on queries and batch extracts against the production Oracle E-Business Suite database — competing with the ERP workload itself and constraining how fresh, and how broad, analytics could be.

The solution

Analytics moved to a lakehouse

A2 migrated analytics to a centralized lakehouse fed by oracdc change data capture: EBS changes stream continuously out of Oracle redo — no agents on the database server — and land in analytical storage built for reporting rather than transaction processing.

Reporting workloads moved off the production ERP and onto the lakehouse, where they scale independently of E-Business Suite.

Architecture
Oracle E-Business Suiteproduction ERP databaseredo logs · no agentsoracdc CDCcontinuous, from redoCentralized lakehouseAnalytical storageFederated SQLReporting & BIscales independently✕ queries and batch extracts against the production ERP — retiredcontinuous · no batch window
Fig. 1 · System architecture: EBS changes stream out of Oracle redo into the lakehouse; reporting moved off the production database.
Reporting workload by systemBeforeproduction ERPlakehouse (none)Afterproduction ERP · transactions onlylakehousebars are proportional, not measured
Fig. 2 · What changed: reporting and extract load left the production ERP entirely; the ERP serves transactions, the lakehouse serves analytics.
Environment
Oracle E-Business Suiteoracdc CDCLakehouse

Client identity is withheld under a non-disclosure agreement. Engagement details can be discussed under NDA where appropriate.

Facing a similar challenge?

Talk to the team that built this; we'll discuss your environment, not a generic slide deck.