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    Zeyad Jalil
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    Hi, I have a product (Financial System) connected to SQL server databases via Web Service, I need to make this product as a cloud service such as I will publish the web service on My servers and also publish the clients SQL databases on our servers and the clients only download the client application (Financial System) and install it on their PC's. Please let me know what is the best case to manage the clients accounts and registrations and what is the best solution for this. Thanks All

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      Hi, I have a product (Financial System) connected to SQL server databases via Web Service, I need to make this product as a cloud service such as I will publish the web service on My servers and also publish the clients SQL databases on our servers and the clients only download the client application (Financial System) and install it on their PC's. Please let me know what is the best case to manage the clients accounts and registrations and what is the best solution for this. Thanks All

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      Nobody is going to be able to answer this question as we know absolutely nothing about your system and requirements. There are lots of ways to do this, but what you do is up to you and your research against your requirements.

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        Hi, I have a product (Financial System) connected to SQL server databases via Web Service, I need to make this product as a cloud service such as I will publish the web service on My servers and also publish the clients SQL databases on our servers and the clients only download the client application (Financial System) and install it on their PC's. Please let me know what is the best case to manage the clients accounts and registrations and what is the best solution for this. Thanks All

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        Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan
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        Zeyad Jalil wrote:

        I need to make this product as a cloud service such as I will publish the web service on My servers and also publish the clients SQL databases on our servers and the clients only download the client application (Financial System) and install it on their PC's.

        Do you know what you want, or want to build? A cloud service, has nothing to do with that much of hosting, downloading. A cloud service is a cloud service, you just publish once. There is not this much of a churn in the process and you provide not the application, but models; Saas, PaaS etc. What you should focus on is SaaS. You would require to build it that way, then purchase any cloud subscription to get started and learn how they would support your needs. Going cloud is of no use, if there is a lot of Ops going on everywhere.

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        Please let me know what is the best case to manage the clients accounts and registrations and what is the best solution for this.

        Same, you have to think of these things first. On cloud, you are also provided an amount of data. But, what to purchase? 1) Relational database 2) No SQL database? That depends entirely on your data, your needs and your customers. Share some more insights, so that we may guide you on this concept. :)

        The shit I complain about It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem ~! Firewall !~

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