CosmoApps combines model-driven development, serverless runtime architecture and document-oriented storage to support flexible multi-tenant business systems.
SaaS platforms often face a trade-off: they are scalable but rigid, or flexible but expensive to build and maintain. Deep customization frequently leads to separate deployments, code forks and technical debt.
CosmoApps takes a different path: a metadata-driven runtime on top of a document-native, tenant-aware architecture.
Cosmos DB provides horizontally scalable document storage, global distribution options and flexible schema design for evolving business applications.
Tenant-aware logical partitioning is combined with model-level security boundaries and configuration rules.
Azure Functions provide an execution layer with low operational overhead and scaling characteristics suitable for variable workloads.
The application model is executable metadata used to derive UI, API, behavior, permissions and storage patterns.
Business documents often need both fast reads and clean relationships. CosmoApps uses embedded snapshots, aggregated documents and references where each pattern fits best.
Order |-- CustomerSnapshot [hybrid] |-- Items [embedded] `-- Invoice [reference]
Instead of forcing relational patterns into a document database, CosmoApps treats document shape as a design decision. This makes frequently-read data available without expensive joins while still preserving references where they are needed.
Azure Cosmos DB document storage
Azure Functions and metadata-driven services
Adaptive generated UI with custom extensions
Model-driven, multi-tenant, document-native
Rules, events, formulas and JavaScript actions
Integrated modeling assistant working with structured metadata
CosmoApps combines proven cloud technologies with a model-driven architecture so technical teams can build scalable, maintainable multi-tenant systems with less boilerplate.
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