Platform Compatibility

Platform-Independent Workload Coverage

In Yorigu architecture, the product boundary is the workload, not the infrastructure it currently runs on. Source environment, operating system, and database engine coverage are handled separately from target delivery models, enabling recovery and migration planning without vendor lock-in.

Source Workloads

Source workloads can be Physical Servers, Virtual Machines, or DB Systems running across On-Premises, Cloud, hosted, or virtualized environments. Yorigu evaluates coverage at the workload and operating system level instead of treating the source location as the product boundary.

Source coverage is OS-level and confirmed during POC planning; environments beyond the listed production paths are scoped on request.

Physical ServersVirtual MachinesDB SystemsVMware vSphere / ESXiWindows Server 2008 R2 - 2025Oracle Linux 7 / 8 / 9Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 / 8 / 9SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 / 15Ubuntu Server 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04Debian 10 / 11 / 12 / 13

Target Delivery Models

Target delivery is platform-specific. OCI and Proxmox VE each keep their own deployment, validation, and rollout assumptions.

Target selection also determines data residency. OCI keeps workloads in the chosen OCI region, and Proxmox VE keeps them on infrastructure the organization controls.

Cloud OCI

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Cloud target platform for Disaster Recovery and Migration deployments, with OCI-specific provisioning, validation, and cutover planning.

On-Premises / Virtualized Proxmox VE

Proxmox VE

On-Premises and Virtualized Infrastructure target for Disaster Recovery and Migration deployments, with Proxmox VE-specific delivery and validation.

Database-Aware Workflows

Database-Aware workflows add consistency, validation, cutover readiness, and recovery readiness for supported DB Systems without treating databases as generic machines.

Oracle DatabaseMicrosoft SQL ServerPostgreSQLMySQLSAP HANA

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