Backend as a Service

Backend as a Service - What is it?

A BaaS is a service that systematizes backend development and manages server-side infrastructure. Using a backend as a service, you will delegate server maintenance and management responsibilities to a 3rd party and focus on frontend development. Also, a mBaaS will provide features to help you create backend code and accelerate the development process. It is pre-built components like data management, APIs, social media integrations, file storage, and push notifications.

Why use a BaaS?

A backend as a service will resolve 2 issues:

·     Speed up backend creation
·     Cloud infrastructure management

Benefits and Drawbacks

Here are the advantages and cons of using a BaaS.

The PROS

·     No need to worry about infrastructure
·     Development price - it's very cheap
·     Speed of development - it's super fast

The CONS

·     A lower level of customization compared to a custom backend
·     Less flexibility compared to custom coding
·     Vendor Lock-In for Closed Source Platforms

BaaS and mBaas are the same things?

Yes! MBaaS handles mobile projects and BaaS web projects.

BaaS – When to use it?

Here are 3 common use cases for using a BaaS:

·     Creating a Minimum Viable Product
·     Applications that require a small number of integrations
·     Non-mission critical enterprise applications

For the present use cases, using a backend as a service is the right choice and will save you a lot of money and time.

What features does a BaaS have?

A BaaS will provide features that can be implemented to apps of all categories. Examples are:

·     Data management
·     Push Notifications
·     Email Verification
·     Social Integration
·     Authentication
·     Cloud Code Functions
·     Geolocation
·     Push Notifications
·     Logs
·     CDN and Cache
·     Infrastructure

BaaS Companies

1.    Back4App
2.    Firebase
3.    Parse
4.    Kinvey
5.    Backendless
6.    Cloudkit
7.    Kumulos
8.    Game Sparks
9.    Playfab

Comentários

  1. danish15 de dezembro de 2021 às 21:34

    I Like to add one more important thing here, The global Backend as a Service market is expected to be around US$ 52 Billion by 2025 at a CAGR of more than 80% in the given forecast period.

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