Features for BASIS BBj applications
BBjCloud combines the application knowledge, infrastructure, and support needed to run your BBj environment in the cloud.
Do business anywhere
Securely connect users to BBj GUI, BUI, and Web Client applications wherever work happens. Remote access does not require you to expose your local server or redesign the application your team already knows.
Start small
Cloud adoption can be incremental. Begin with the users, company, or application that benefits most, then expand the environment as your requirements grow. This approach keeps the move manageable and avoids a large upfront hardware investment.
VMware virtualized infrastructure
BBjCloud uses VMware virtualized infrastructure to provide a consistent foundation for hosted workloads. Virtualization makes it practical to allocate resources to your BBj environment and adjust them as usage changes.
Fixed pricing
Predictable pricing makes it easier to budget for your hosted BBj environment. Rather than planning for periodic server purchases, organizations can plan around a recurring service that includes the managed hosting foundation.
Disaster recovery
A hosted environment supports a disaster-recovery strategy for the applications and data that keep your business operating. Discuss backup retention, recovery objectives, and the right protection level for your BBj environment with the BBjCloud team.
Partnering with your team
BBjCloud works alongside your organization and its existing technology partners. We can discuss application requirements, user access, connectivity, and the practical steps involved in moving from a local server to a hosted environment.
BBj and data-center experience
BBjCloud is focused on BASIS BBj and the infrastructure required to deliver it reliably. That combination helps bridge the gap between application concerns and data-center operations.
“Cloud computing is a style of computing where massively scalable IT-enabled capabilities are delivered as a service to external customers using Internet technologies.”
— Gartner, definition commonly cited in cloud-computing research
Compare the approaches
| Capability | Local server | BBjCloud |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Limited to the local network unless additional remote-access systems are maintained | Managed access for distributed teams |
| Hardware | Purchased, maintained, and replaced by the organization | Hosted infrastructure managed as a service |
| Scaling | Requires capacity planning and hardware changes | Add resources as the environment grows |
| Recovery planning | Designed and operated separately by the organization | Discuss a recovery strategy with the BBjCloud team |
| Application platform | BASIS BBj | BASIS BBj in a managed cloud environment |
See application examples or contact BBjCloud to discuss your requirements.