What are the benefits of Hyperforce?

Hyperforce offers a range of benefits for customers, including:

Greater Flexibility: With Hyperforce, customers can choose to run Salesforce on the public cloud of their choice, rather than on Salesforce’s own infrastructure. This gives customers greater flexibility to choose the cloud provider that best meets their needs in terms of performance, cost, and compliance.
Improved Performance: By leveraging the compute power and data storage of public clouds, Hyperforce can improve the performance and scalability of the Salesforce platform, particularly for large-scale deployments and data-intensive applications.
Enhanced Security: Hyperforce includes a range of security features designed to protect customer data and ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations. This gives customers greater peace of mind when using the Salesforce platform.
Future-proofing: Designed to support new innovations and capabilities, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, and data storage. This means that customers can future-proof their Salesforce deployments and take advantage of new technologies as they emerge.
In conclusion, a new architecture for Salesforce that offers customers greater flexibility, scalability, and resilience, while also improving the performance. By leveraging public cloud infrastructure providers, enables to support new innovations and capabilities.

Features:

• Cutting-edge Security Measures
• Compliance Certifications
• Flexible Data Residency
• Proactive Security Measures
• Enhanced Performance and User Experience
• Minimized Disruptions

Salesforce Hyperforce Architecture

“Wait! Even before we dive into that, what if I told you that

• Per-transaction limit enhancements:
  • SOQL limit increased from 100 to 300
  • DML limit increased from 150 to 450
• Apex Static limit expansions:
  • Synchronous Apex limit increased from 6 MB to 10 MB
  • Asynchronous Apex limit increased from 12 MB to 20 MB

Such enhancements would bring immense joy to 90% of Salesforce developers worldwide. As a tech dreamer, I see these changes on the horizon, given the evolving nature of Salesforce.

The architecture of Salesforce Hyperforce is based on five key Architectural Principles:

• Immutable Infrastructure: Hyperforce’s flexible infrastructure is immutable, meaning it cannot be changed once deployed. This makes it more secure and reliable, as there is no risk of changes introducing vulnerabilities.
• Multi-Availability-Zone Design: Hyperforce regions are deployed across multiple availability zones (AZs), which are isolated geographic locations within a cloud provider’s data centre. This ensures that if there is a failure in one AZ, the system will continue to operate in the other AZs.
• Zero Trust Approach to Security: Hyperforce further uses a zero-trust approach to security,no one is trusted by default. All-access to the system is strictly controlled, and all traffic is encrypted.
• Infrastructure-As-Code: Hyperforce infrastructure is defined and managed as code. This makes it easier to deploy, manage, and update the infrastructure.
• Clean Slate: Hyperforce is moreover built on a clean slate, not based on Salesforce’s previous infrastructure. This allows Salesforce to implement the latest cloud technologies and security best practices.

In addition to these five key architectural principles, Hyperforce also features a number of other capabilities, such as:

• Firstly, Global scalability.
• High availability.
• Security.
• Compliance.

Hyperforce Compatibility and Integrations

• Backward compatibility: Meanwhile, backwards compatible with existing Salesforce applications and integrations, ensuring most Salesforce apps, customizations, and integrations will continue to work without changes.

Considerations for migration:

• Integration updates: Some integrations may require updates to function properly on Hyperforce, such as adjusting IP addresses used for a connection.
• Customization modifications: Certain customizations relying on deprecated features may need to be modified to utilize the new features available on Hyperforce.
• Data migration: If migrating from a different platform, data migration to Hyperforce may be necessary.

Additional details:

• Supported apps: All Salesforce apps, including Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, and Commerce Cloud, supported on Hyperforce.
• Supported customizations: Most Salesforce customizations supported on Hyperforce, though some may require updates.
• Supported integrations: Hyperforce supports most Salesforce integrations, but some may need updates to ensure proper functionality.

Implementing Salesforce Hyperforce With Hyperforce ;

your Salesforce data storage and computing requirements are no longer restricted by the well-known boundaries of a typical Salesforce ORG. Now using your own cloud or IT provider, you can scale up your gear and compute power. We expect that large-scale and fast-growing businesses will greatly benefit from Salesforce Hyperforce.

How does a company move to Hyperforce?

Similar to migration when an org split occurs (moving from one server platform to another), migration to Hyperforce works similarly, with checklists and planning. There is a small window of downtime during migration, and then the rest is seamless. You may need to upgrade some data and processes ahead of time, but that is a good practice anyway. Once migrated, there is transparency in where your data is.

Advantages for Customers

Salesforce can concentrate on providing products and services that the customer can see, while cloud providers handle innovation at the infrastructure level. There is no cost to migrate to Hyperforce.No new storage options available, but these will be incorporated in the future. Hyperforce has mission-critical availability. Instead of primary and secondary redundancies, Hyperforce operates over three availability zones. The most significant advantage to customers is in performance and capacity. As you are closer to the data, there is less latency and optimal performance. Whether you need ample or low-grade data storage, Hyperforce will accommodate your needs without negatively impacting your use of cases or integrations of functions.

For migration guidance:

• Contact Merfantz representative: it is meanwhile recommend to reach out to a  Merfantz representative who can provide personalized guidance based on specific needs.

FAQ s

1. What is the difference between Hyperforce and Salesforce?

Hyperforce is the reimagined platform allows Salesforce Customer 360 and the various Salesforce clouds to be delivered on major public clouds. The old ‘Tower Block’ multi-tenancy architecture of the Salesforce platform didn’t allow for balancing resources, and had limited capacity.

2.How do I know if my Salesforce org is on hyperforce?