Cloud service types add new topics

The cloud computing service must have been heard by everyone. Its model is divided into three types: IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS. Have you heard of BaaS? The BaaS we are referring to here refers to the back-end service of cloud computing services. This new vocabulary has become the most recent hot word.

According to an authoritative market survey and analysis agency survey, the BaaS market will reach US$7.7 billion by 2017. The adoption rate of BaaS "stimulus hormones" has rapidly increased its adoption rate. This is also confirmed by the quiet growth of Parse, the Y Combinator incubator project, which has now been captured by Facebook. It is reported that developers can use Parse to easily integrate many functions such as pictures, file storage, and geographic location in the application, greatly shortening the development time.

For domestic developers, although the "parse moon in foreign countries is particularly round", it cannot be reached. The network environment is the biggest problem. Parse is not only slow at home, but also the Parse API is intermittently inaccessible. At this time, AVOS Cloud, a start-up company full of Silicon Valley geek spirit, has appeared in the country and hopes to provide domestic developers with a mobile development BaaS cloud platform.

AVOS Cloud is a mobile application back-end service platform that provides a one-stop solution for application development. It hopes to help developers avoid all "worries." Services provided by AVOS Cloud include: Schema-Free data storage services, multi-platform messaging push services, real-time application data statistics services, and powerful social sharing services, all of which can be used free of charge.

For mobile developers, to build a full-featured mobile application requires a powerful back-end system, which needs to integrate many "platforms" and solutions in a furnace, and this is what many teams lack , or rather than the developer's core concerns. To meet this need, the universal BaaS service emerged. BaaS service providers build on IaaS to build the common back-end services needed for mobile applications. Usually accessed through Web APIs, native SDKs are also available for each mobile platform. Developers can use these SDKs and APIs to develop a product very quickly.