In recent years, many customers have preferred Oracle
Primavera P6 EPPM applications on the cloud. It saves them from typical
deployment and system administration tasks of creating databases,
hosting servers, configuring supporting technologies, and integrating supported
applications.
One of the most pertaining questions asked by new and
existing customers alike is - how easy it is to integrate Oracle Primavera P6
EPPM applications on the cloud with other application?
Let us look at this in more detail.
Most of the time cloud customers do not have in-house IT
staff to maintain infrastructure or a team of programmers. Their requirements
are often small and specific like
- automating calculation or rolling up some UDF data
- performing certain task conditionally
- perform certain task periodically for which there is no schedule/background job available
- other custom functionality more specific to their organization
- exchanging data with other application
Being a cloud customer, they often think that it is not
possible to have a solution around it without spending a significant amount of
money on servers and license cost of related software. They are also concerned
with ongoing cost of maintaining and monitoring the infrastructure. So, they end
up using excel or similar tool and maintain data manually. This comes with its own
set of issues like human error, redundant data, etc.
Well, there is a relatively simple solution to all this and
much more – Serverless Architecture.
Use AWS Lambda to run integration code with zero
administration. AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that allows to run
code without provisioning or managing servers, creating workload-aware cluster
scaling logic, maintaining event integrations, or managing runtimes. AWS Lambda
in conjunction with other services like Amazon S3, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon API
Gateway, can be used to run specific integration code.
If you have a similar requirement and want to discuss how serverless architecture can be utilized effectively, then leave a message or drop an email.
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