SaaS Development Life Cycle
The consumers of SaaS products benefit greatly. One of the key benefits is that all of the generated data is saved in the cloud, where it is safely maintained and stored. This frees you from hardware purchases and/or updates, as well as maintenance and operations expenditures. Furthermore, SaaS enables authorized personnel to view data from any place. In fact, SaaS vendors give more protection than most businesses can supply internally. ● A SaaS project's envisioning phase is similar to any other type of software project's envisioning phase. From a business viewpoint, the project's goal and scope are determined at this phase. Investors, architects, developers, marketers, product managers, salesmen, and cloud consultants should all be included in the project debate. ● Though platform evaluation is a standard element of the software development lifecycle, it is especially critical for SaaS projects. The capabilities and design of the chosen cloud service have a significant influence on the architecture of the final solution. ● The planning stage is when all of the decisions that will affect a SaaS application's market success are made. This phase's activities and deliverables are determined by the complexity and magnitude of your service. ● After all of your cost and architecture decisions have been made, it's time to pick a cloud provider. While there are many choices to be taken when it comes to a SaaS platform, choosing a cloud provider is perhaps the most crucial. ● You build the core feature set based on the chosen architecture during the first iteration. Then you may extend that core with additional features, updates, and enhancements. ● You must deploy and manage your application during the operations phase. Take into consideration the knowledge you obtained over the previous steps to ensure a successful launch.