Integration Server

The integration service is the main logic engine within Mobile Working, with the knowledge to move the data where needed and when to trigger workloads. Although relatively lightweight in terms of processing, the integration cervice is core to Mobile Working’s operation and needs to be running with no impact from outside systems. The specification of an integration server is dependent on the number of users, the amount of integration and also the type of integration.

In deployments where there are large integration pieces, it may be necessary to have multiple integration servers, one to deal with external integration and another to deal with the internal Totalmobile processes. However, this will create a more complex deployment and thought needs to be put into the integration, otherwise issues may occur.

In order to support an integration server for approximately 1,000 users, the following specification would be applicable for two integration servers:

  • CPU: 2x vCPUs (+2.0Ghz)

  • RAM: 4 GB RAM

  • OS: Windows Server 2019/2022 Standard (including latest Windows patches)

  • Disks:

    • Windows Partition: 70GB (RAID1 at underlying hardware level)

    • Data Partition: 20GB (RAID1 at underlying hardware level)

Specifications are a guide only. Totalmobile Technical Services should be involved in the system design to ensure that the system is specified to cope with the expected load.

Integration Server Software Setup

Supported OS versions:

  • Windows 2019 Standard - Recommended

  • Windows 2022 Standard

Install the server to a Windows OS level (Including patches and service packs) and join the server to the LAN and Active Directory domain. The system default locale must reflect the region the server sits in, and .NET 4.7.2 & 3.5.1 frameworks must be installed on the server.

On-Premise Integration Server

In some cloud hosted deployments, it may be required to have a Totalmobile integration service running on a client site, to allow integration into a particular back-office application. This is supported in some scenarios, whereby a service is installed onto a server on the client’s site, which will allow messages to be sent up and down between the site and the main Mobile Working instance. The integration on site works via a set of adapters, but the statuses are synced with the main Mobile Working instance. This allows for a single point of configuration and monitoring, yet gives the ability to connect into otherwise unsecured back-office systems.

Below is a recommended specification for the on-premise server:

  • CPU: 1x vCPUs (+2.0Ghz)

  • RAM: 4 GB RAM

  • OS: Windows Server 2019/2022 Standard (including latest Windows patches)

  • Disks:

    • Windows Partition: 70GB (RAID1 at underlying hardware level)

    • Data Partition: 20GB (RAID1 at underlying hardware level)

Specifications are a guide only. Totalmobile Technical Services should be involved in the system design to ensure that the system is specified to cope with the expected load.

Supported OS versions:

  • Windows 2019 Standard - Recommended

  • Windows 2022 Standard

Install the server to a Windows OS level (Including patches and service packs) and join the server to the LAN and Active Directory domain. The system default locale must reflect the region the server sits in, and .NET 4.7.2 & 3.5.1 frameworks must be installed on the server.