SKP Deployment Models

Questions and Answers

To account for case-sensitive databases

For better readability

Grouping, sorting and identifying tables, reports, and so on

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Study Notes

There are two deployment models for the Migrate Solution on SKP, depending on the customer's hosting requirements.

Data is hosted by the customer in their own environment.
Software communicates with the data, rather than bringing the data to the software.
High-level flow for customer-hosted architecture:
- Data team members log in to SKP via the Internet.
- SKP connects to the data environment via the Syniti Connector on the Customer's network.
- Data team members access SKP functionality via the Internet.
- Data team members access working databases within their internal company network.
- Data is loaded to and from Source and Target systems behind the company's firewall.

Syniti hosts the working and snapshot data in their cloud environment.
High-level flow for Syniti-hosted architecture:
- Data team members log in to SKP via the Internet.
- SKP connects to the data environment via the Syniti Connector on the Syniti cloud environment.
- Data team members access working data outside of the company's firewall.
- SKP crosses the company's firewall to extract and load data to and from Source and Target systems.

There are two SKP Deployment Models depending on customer hosting requirements: Hybrid option and Full Cloud option.
In the Hybrid option, the customer hosts their own data, and the software interacts with the data in the customer's environment.
In the Full Cloud option, Syniti hosts the customer data in their cloud environment.

The customer hosts data in their environment, and the software connects to the data via the Syniti Connector running on the customer's network.
Data team members access the SKP functionality via the internet.
Data team members access working databases within their internal company network.
Data is loaded to and from source and target systems behind the company's firewall.

Syniti hosts the working and snapshot data in their cloud environment.
Data team members access working data outside of the company's firewall.
The SKP crosses the company's firewall to extract and load data to and from source and target systems.

All uppercase letters are used in database setup to ensure case sensitivity.
Underscores are used to separate words in database naming conventions, enhancing readability.

Unique two or three-letter prefixes are used to identify active migration datasets.
These prefixes help in grouping, sorting, and identifying tables, reports, and other related components.
Common migration prefixes and their corresponding datasets are:
- MM: Material Master
- CM: Customer Master
- VM: Vendor Master