You need to get two things right in order to be a successful SaaS ISV – Right Product and Right Business plan. While the success of the product depends on several factors, including those that are beyond the control of…
With the adoption of SaaS based products growing rapidly the race for building products in SaaS delivery model is only picking up more speed. However, many SaaS companies tend to overlook the route they take to reach their destination. Thus,…
One common question raised while dealing with any SaaS architecture is “What kind of design should I follow for my Data isolation?” . Should I go for an isolated database for every customer or should there be a shared database / shared…
SaaS architect's maze - If you are a SaaS architect, I am sure your career will be restless. Lots of technical challenges and "Abilities" to be addressed in addition to the challenges imposed by the business domain such scalability, performance,…
Azure and Cello combination gives a perfect platform for ISVs to build or migrate their (existing) product quickly. How does Cello and Azure work together? Cello brings in a wide range of engineering building blocks, operational modules and subscription management…
Platform as a Service (PaaS) definitely provides great benefits when it comes to rapid development and deployment capabilities. However, from an (product) architect's point of view PaaS is more of a blackbox that can be used (only) in the prescribed…
Complete Multi-Tenant - usually considered to be the purest form of multi-tenancy. This is also called “Shared Everything” model. As the name suggests, all the resources right from infrastructure, application and database are all commonly shared among all the tenants. Since…
Let me begin with a small introduction to SaaS. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is a form of software consumption, where the application is offered as a service to customers across the internet. You can consider the SaaS as “renting” the software to…
