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  1. The 3 Tenets of Cloud Computing...
  2. Force.com, the world’s first platform as a service is based on a multi-tenant architecture. There is only one instance of Force.com running in the Cloud. All Salesforce apps, all ISV app and all custom apps being used by over 43,600 customers run on this one multi-tenant platform. Here’s how it works. Applications running on Force.com are saved as metadata and are stored in a database. When a user makes a request of the application, Force.com retrieves the metadata for that application, verifies the security permissions, renders the page and delivers it back to the user- all in under a quarter of a second. Keeping this clean separation between the applications and the infrastructure of our platform is critical. It makes it possible for Salesforce.com to upgrade the underlying service without disrupting the applications that run on it. Because we can upgrade the platform without disrupting the applications, we can deliver new versions of Force.com three or four times each year. In fact, over the past 9+ years, we’ve delivered over 26 major upgrades without breaking a single customers’ customizations or integrations. Their applications simply upgrade automatically with no effort on their part.Multi-tenancy also gives applications elasticity. Force.com applications can automatically scale from one to tens of thousands of users. Processing more than 150 million transactions each day, Force.com is used for large-scale deployments such as Japan Post, which has rolled out custom applications to more than 65,000 users. Any application that runs on force.com is automatically architected to seamlessly scale from 1 user to 1,000 to 10,000 users without the customer having to do anything different.All applications and data running on Force.com are deployed to and replicated across multiple data centers in different geographies. Every application, no matter how large or small, gets the full benefits of the backup, failover, disaster recovery, and other infrastructure services required for an organization’s mission-critical applications. Force.com security policies, procedures, and technologies have been validated by the world’s most security-conscious organizations, including some of the world’s largest financial services firms and leading security technology organizations like Merrill Lynch, Symantec and Cisco. For real-time information on performance and availability, you can visit trust.salesforce.com.
  3. - Most applications need to control which users have access to specific data sets.- Building sharing rules into your custom code would be incredibly complex so we include a sharing framework in Force.com.- You just tell it which users have access to certain objects, fields or records and it will enforce those rules- not just in the user interface, also in reports, the API, in Search results, etc.