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APEX runs anywhere Oracle Database runs:

On-premises, on your existing Oracle DB. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), via Autonomous Database or the dedicated APEX Service. Multi-cloud Database@Azure, @AWS, @Google Cloud, native Oracle Database services inside hyperscaler regions. AWS RDS for Oracle (option group). Private cloud / VMware on your own VMs.

Autonomous Database is a full self-managing Oracle DB with APEX preconfigured, suitable when you also need SQL*Net, advanced DB features or external app connectivity.

APEX Service is a slimmer, lower-cost service optimised purely for hosting APEX apps; faster to provision and roughly one-third the price for the same compute. Both auto-patch and auto-scale.

Yes. APEX, ORDS and Oracle Database can be installed on any supported Linux/Unix/Windows host. You take responsibility for patching, backups, scalability and the Oracle DB licence, but you get full control over the OS, network and compliance posture.

This is the common pattern for regulated workloads (banking, public sector, defence) and for clients who don’t want hyperscaler lock-in.

Yes. OCI is available in 39+ regions across 21+ countries, including London, Dubai, Frankfurt and others. We deploy to the region of your choice, and production data never leaves that region.

For sovereign workloads, OCI also offers dedicated government regions meeting SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI, HIPAA and FedRAMP.

Yes. APEX apps are portable across on-premises, OCI, multi-cloud and AWS RDS, with no code changes. Migrations use Oracle’s standard tools (Data Pump, GoldenGate, Zero Downtime Migration).

Yes. APEX inherits Oracle Database’s security model: role-based access control, audit logging, Transparent Data Encryption, Database Vault and fine-grained authorisation. APEX 26.1 also ships with a stricter Content Security Policy and hardened class-based rendering.

Yes. OCI Autonomous Database and APEX are certified against SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP and other standards. On-premises deployments inherit your existing Oracle DB security baseline.

APEX supports SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0 / OIDC, Oracle IDCS, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), LDAP and database authentication. SSO with your enterprise IdP is standard for every Kovaion build.

No, if architected correctly. APEX extensions sit alongside Fusion and integrate via Oracle’s published REST APIs and OIC, not by customising Fusion itself. Fusion stays on the standard quarterly upgrade path; extensions are unaffected.

You do, without exception. Source code, deployment scripts, architecture documentation and admin runbooks are handed over at the end of every engagement. No proprietary frameworks, no vendor lock-in, no recurring licence fees outside your Oracle agreement.

Our typical engagement is a 6-week sprint from kickoff to production go-live for a single APEX app or Fusion extension. Larger programmes are sequenced as 2–3 back-to-back sprints with go/no-go gates.

Fixed-scope, fixed-price sprints by default. After a 30-minute discovery call we share a written scope, fixed price and timeline before any commitment.

For ongoing modernisation programmes we also offer T&M and managed-service options.

Yes. Every engagement includes 30 days of hypercare. Beyond that, we offer optional managed services: L2/L3 support, enhancements, quarterly Oracle upgrade readiness, on follow-the-sun coverage from our UK, UAE and US hubs.

Yes. The majority of our work runs alongside the client’s existing Oracle team. We integrate cleanly with your DBAs, Fusion functional leads and security teams, and hand over working code, documentation and trained admins.

Book a 30-minute discovery call. We’ll scope your APEX build, share relevant production reference architectures and give a written effort estimate. No commitment.