Migrate Oracle RAC 19c to the cloud - database

In order to Oracle RAC 19c on-premises database to the Cloud, which suggestions would you have?
I see a few Cloud Service Provider support the migration but the solution wouldn't be certified by Oracle. Otherwise I think it would be possible to migrate both the application and the data layer using RAC directly on Oracle Cloud.
Do you have any kind of experience in doing this? It would really help.
Thank you

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