Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) is a cloud-based integration product that enables you to integrate applications, automate processes, and create web and mobile applications. In terms of disaster recovery, Oracle has implemented multiple strategies to ensure that its cloud services, including the Oracle Integration Cloud, are robust and can recover from disasters.

Here are some of the main aspects to consider:

1. Replication and Redundancy: The Oracle Cloud infrastructure is designed with redundancy in mind. Data is often replicated across multiple physical locations known as Availability Domains within a region. Availability Domains are set up to be independent, meaning they’re insulated from failures in other Availability Domains. Therefore, if there’s a disaster at one location, your data can be accessed from another.

2. Backup and Restore: The Oracle Integration Cloud Service allows you to create and manage backups of your integrations, lookups, connections, and libraries. It’s crucial to regularly backup your data and configurations, allowing you to restore your environment if a disaster occurs.

3. Failover Procedures: In the event of a catastrophic failure, Oracle Cloud has procedures in place to failover to a different Availability Domain or region. This is made possible due to the replication of data and configurations across multiple Availability Domains.

4. Geographically Distributed Regions: Oracle’s cloud regions are distributed globally. If a disaster impacts a complete region, you can failover to a different geographical region.

5. Security Measures: Oracle Cloud uses advanced security measures, including encryption at rest and in transit, to protect your data.

6. Monitoring and Alerts: Oracle provides monitoring services that allow you to closely monitor the health of your services and receive alerts if anything goes awry.