About This Architecture

Enterprise service bus architecture connecting Oracle middleware stack to Mauritius government ministries and digital services. On-premises load balancer distributes traffic to Oracle Siebel CRM, WebLogic Server, and Oracle Apex, each backed by dedicated Oracle Database 26ai instances for CRM, applications, and data warehousing. SOA Suite acts as integration hub routing requests through MU Govt ESB InfoHighway to eight ministries (Civil Status, Passport & Immigration, Revenue Authority, Land Transport, Labour, Registrar General, Health, Education) and five national digital platforms (MauPass, MauSign, MoKloud, MAIA, MoWallet). Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Analytics Server enable cross-ministry data consolidation and ML workloads on the data warehouse database. This pattern demonstrates how governments achieve interoperability across legacy systems while maintaining security boundaries through DMZ segmentation and VLAN isolation. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to model your own government or enterprise ESB topology, customize VLAN structures, or export as .drawio for infrastructure documentation.

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How do governments integrate multiple ministries and digital services using an enterprise service bus?

This Oracle-based architecture uses SOA Suite as the integration hub, routing requests through MU Govt ESB InfoHighway to eight ministries and five national platforms. On-premises load balancer distributes traffic to Siebel CRM, WebLogic, and Apex, each with dedicated Oracle Database 26ai instances, while Oracle Data Integrator consolidates cross-ministry data for analytics and ML workloads.