Evidence boundary: the source establishes the production platform's database and service architecture. It does not disclose a single cutover date or prove that every historical Oracle and DB2 component has been decommissioned.
What was reported
The customer-authored Google Cloud article says Manhattan Active moved away from legacy Oracle and DB2 infrastructure. Cloud SQL now supports core transactions, BigQuery receives real-time analytics data, and independent services run on Google Kubernetes Engine.
Verified facts
- The source platforms are explicitly named as Oracle and DB2.
- The target database services include Cloud SQL and BigQuery.
- The target application architecture uses containerised services orchestrated by GKE.
- The article is authored by Manhattan Associates technical leaders and describes the system in production.
What is not established
- No exact migration completion date is provided.
- The article does not identify every database edition, version or residual legacy dependency.
- Scale and response-time figures are company-reported.
PlatformTrace analysis
This is strong before-and-after evidence because the customer explicitly names both legacy database families and the managed target services while describing the current production architecture.
Source
Corrections and updates
No correction is currently open. Material changes or contradictions will be dated rather than silently overwritten.