SOAP vs REST APIs – use cases, differences, impacts on architecture
What is the difference between SOAP and REST? SOAP and REST are two internet data exchange mechanisms. For example, imagine that your internal accounts system …
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SFA and CRM – omnichannel creation
Sales Force Automation Definition: SFA refers to any suite of software apps that initiates, automates, and optimizes the interface between sales representative…
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AWS SaaS for Banking application
Below is a common high-level architecture for a SaaS retail banking application on AWS (Amazon Web Services): User Interface Layer: Components: Amazon S3 for S…
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AWS Containers Cheat Sheet
AWS offers 3 mature container services, based on your organisation’s level of comfort with container deployments, use cases and cost constraints. The 3 m…
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SalesForce Cloud overview and summary of the good, the bad, the complicated
Salesforce CRM is extending into industry domains (eg Finance, slide summary below), Health, Manufacturing and other areas. The ‘core’ CRM platform…
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How SaaS CRM Drives Businesses of All Types SaaS CRM is expected to see a growth of at least 12% in the number of companies who will choose a CRM software in t…
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Cloud Rehosting, Replatforming, Refactoring
CLOUD REHOSTING Rehosting essentially just moves your organization’s applications to the cloud platform as-is and is often called a “lift and shift” migration.…
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Monoliths, good and bad
Monolithic applications are designed to handle multiple related tasks. They’re typically complex applications that encompass several tightly coupled functions.…
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Devops in the Cloud
Moving to an integrated and automated DevOps deployment model can take a long time. It will depend on team maturity, tooling knowledge and platform skills of c…
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