Step | Description |
1 | A SaaS application invokes a virtual service that has been deployed to CloudStreams. The virtual service's policy performs security checks and any other user-defined processing before sending the request to the on-premises application. |
2 | The virtual service invokes a service endpoint (an Integration Server flow service or a Java service) in the on-premises application. |
3 | The endpoint service then invokes the on-premises application service(s). |
4 | The on-premises application processes the request against the native service and sends a response back to the SaaS application. |
5 | The CloudStreams server collects run-time metrics and events, and publishes them to the CloudStreams Analytics facility, which is powered by Software AG MashZone NextGen Server. You can use the CloudStreams Analytics dashboard to monitor the metrics. |
6 | The virtual service logs the request/response transaction and its payload. |