P1PP: Real-Time Backend-as-a-Service

ProcessOne Push Platform (P1PP) is a cloud service that pushes seamlessly data, content or even trigger between your services, or possible third-party services, and with your machines or mobile and web applications through our cloud infrastructure.

P1PP acts as a real-time backend for your applications. P1PP offers a set of services to make your real-time feature development quicker and easier to deploy and manage, in a nutshell to focus on your core app features and improve your 3 Times-to:

1. Time-to-Deliver
2. Time-to-Market
3. Time-to-React

At the same time, P1PP is targeting applications that require high-complexity, high availability and high scalability.

As opposed to "front-ends", synonymous with mobile and web applications, where users or things interact with directly, "back-ends" serve, support and interact with front-ends. In our case, P1PP supports developers and frees them from designing, developing and managing 24/7 complex real-time architectures that includes data bases, platforms, network capacities and, above all, a strong real-time expertise.

Real-time has always been a nightmare for a lot of application developers, either machine or mobile and web focused, because it's mainly a server-side expertise, not so much known and really expensive to find and recruit. Fine, we would say, it's our core expertise since day one at ProcessOne.

Please feel free to ask and test our new Real-Time Backend (RTBaaS) for adding features to your applications. If you need to get more information, please contact us.

Why a "hybrid" service approach?

The Cloud paradigm is here to stay. Because application providers are focusing on building some nice and killer applications without having to worry with server-side components that might be complex to develop, maintain or support.

Since mobile and web applications share more and more common features on the backend, like push notification, providers are looking at not building the same infrastructures and not developing the same features over and over again every time they developed a new application. Service streamlining and time savings are the drivers for the success of the application.

At the same time, the question with a full As-a-Service approach is « how am I able to differentiate with competitors because we will probably use all the same backend ». Thus the service needs to be tailored to needs at a cost-efficient price for the provider. That ’s why we market a new approach: Go hybrid with 80% common and 20% custom.

How does it work?