Metadata Service – application metadata such as database schemas, configuration files, SQL query templates, schedules, and workflow definitions.
Data Service – creates, alters, and operates on the database tables based on meta properties specified for each table and its columns. Using meta properties, it imposes access control rules (for example, a certain role can access a certain column). It provides CRUD, batch operations, and query APIs.
Storage Service – manages files using Google Cloud Storage, including uploading, downloading, sharing, and supporting folder/file operations such as mode, delete, and copy.
Function Service – Function Service dynamically compiles and executes plug-in code. In the production environment, it can use dynamic compilation with a jar file.
Workflow Service – executes functions in the background as tasks or workflows consisting of multiple steps. Developers can define workflows graphically. Alternatively, a function can implement a workflow by controlling the execution of multiple steps. Each step, in turn, is a function.
Scheduling Service – schedules a function or workflow for the periodic execution.
Firebase Notification – Workbench provides out-of-the-box integration with Firebase Notification for applications requiring a real-time push to a UI.
Audit Logging – Audit Logging is a powerful feature of Trillo Workbench. It tracks workbench activities performed by a client program or backend tasks. Standardizing audit log records provides easy search and filtering of a particular activity. It serves multiple purposes – troubleshooting, operations management, and compliance.
User Management – user management and authentication using a database or Google Cloud identity platform. Using SAML and OIDC, it can integrate with external authentication systems.
API Gateway –Â A client can access Trillo Workbench services using an in-built API gateway. The API gateway is oauth2 compliant.
Git Integration – Trillo Workbench uses a database for storing metadata. It retains multiple versions of metadata. It also integrates with a git repository so an admin can push metadata and plug-in code to a git-repo. A workbench instance running in a different environment can pull code from Git. Thus a typical Trillo Workbench deployment uses Git for managing development to QA to production code deployment processes.