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We performed a comparison between OrbusInfinity and Serverless based on real PeerSpot user reviews.

Find out in this report how the two Enterprise Architecture Management solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI.

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Categories and Ranking

OrbusInfinity

Ranking in Enterprise Architecture Management

14th

Average Rating

8.0

Reviews Sentiment

7.2

Number of Reviews

Ranking in other categories

IT Service Management (ITSM) (36th)

Serverless

Ranking in Enterprise Architecture Management

6th

Average Rating

8.0

Reviews Sentiment

6.0

Number of Reviews

Ranking in other categories

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Mindshare comparison

As of May 2026, in the Enterprise Architecture Management category, the mindshare of OrbusInfinity is 3.8%, up from 3.3% compared to the previous year. The mindshare of Serverless is 0.3%. It is calculated based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

Enterprise Architecture Management Mindshare Distribution
Product	Mindshare (%)
Serverless	0.3%
OrbusInfinity	3.8%
Other	95.9%

Enterprise Architecture Management

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Kenneth Igiri

Enterprise Architect at Ecobank Transnational Incorporated

Cost-effective, integrates with the Office tools, and allows us to articulate all entities across the enterprise on one platform

The refresh cycles for our dashboards could be better. I keep complaining about that. The refresh is supposed to be once a day, but I would love it if it was real-time so that if I make a change to the data in iServer, I should see those changes immediately reflected in the dashboards. They use Power BI, and it seems they've scheduled their refresh to be once a day, which is not that good for us. We've had some issues with the integration between Visio and iServer because sometimes the add-in that allows you to do that integration takes a lot of memory and then your Visio crashes. However, I've not experienced this issue for some time, so it was probably fixed in the recent version. Also, if I copy a large amount of data and I want to copy from one Visio file to another, I have had a case where it suddenly just closes Visio without saving. So, that integration could be more smooth. There should be ease of integration with other systems in our environment such as SysAid. I understand that there is an integration to ServiceNow, but we use SysAid. We need to be able to say that when there's an incident that impacts or requires a change in a particular component, ServiceNow or SysAid should be able to communicate to Orbus that this component is about to change. Similarly, when it comes to discovery or when a new architecture change has happened in the enterprise, we should be able to detect the change in the baseline Enterprise Architecture. There should be such advanced automation. The visibility of our models is limited to those to whom we have assigned licenses. I would've loved it if everyone in the organization could at least see the diagrams. The licensing should be there for those who need to make updates or changes.

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Sachith Delaga

Lead Software Engineer

Serverless workflows have boosted rapid AWS development but still need better CI and automation

Serverless has many advantages, and it is very easy to handle with a cloud solution. However, there are a few concerns about the limitations. Especially when I work with Lambdas, there are maximum Lambda timeouts. Likewise, there are several things from Serverless, such as maximum file uploads. Serverless can be improved by addressing the challenges faced when we have the first infrastructure. Sometimes it is hard because we need to manually create things such as Cognito pools. While 90 percent of the time is automated, more automation would be better. If Serverless provided CI/CD capabilities, that would also be great, as currently it only allows for manual deployments. Additionally, when working with cloud services, Serverless allows the use of LocalStack or Serverless Dev, but I think Serverless Dev might need simplification for easy access without organization registration. When considering needed improvements, I get frustrated with Lambda time and similar issues, which are actually not related to Serverless but rather are AWS issues. However, when discussing Serverless, the main points I see require improvement from the Serverless end.

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Pros

"I like the integration with the Office tools such as Visio and Excel. The integration with Excel helped us to be able to upload data very easily. Integration with Visio helps us to be able to make changes once and have a centralized diagram. We don't have versions of the diagram. This integration with the Office tools is very useful."

"The most valuable features are mainly the reporting side of things and the dashboard."

"My advice to others looking into using Serverless is that you can use it if you want to save money, if you don't want to manage servers, if you only want to be charged for the amount of time you use, and if you want to run code and ad hoc tasks."

"There is a huge impact as my traffic gets auto-adjusted, I do not have to worry about whether my server is capable of handling the traffic or not, Serverless servers are much more capable, and I just need to pay for whatever I am using."

"The best feature of Serverless is cost; when the application is in use, then it will incur cost, unlike traditional servers where it is the cost of all the uptime."

"Serverless has positively impacted my organization because I can deploy without any downtime in the majority of cases."

"Previously, when we were deploying it on VPS, our whole day was spent on setting up a VPS and setting up all the CI/CD pipelines, but with Serverless it is instant and in just 10 to 15 minutes you are up and running."

"Making use of Serverless has at least helped us save 50% in cost spending on resources."

"We are looking at Serverless for quick scheduling of these jobs, and the turnaround time for optimization has increased tremendously."

"The best features that Serverless offers include being without the server, which itself says we don't need to depend on the server maintenance, and so we don't need to worry about these server things."

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Cons

"We found a few issues with importing data and all the manipulation of data, especially when it came to the BI side of things because it utilized a particular template to be able to get certain reports. The user administrators could not manipulate it to get the right reports."

"The refresh cycles for our dashboards could be better. I keep complaining about that. The refresh is supposed to be once a day, but I would love it if it was real-time so that if I make a change to the data in iServer, I should see those changes immediately reflected in the dashboards. They use Power BI, and it seems they've scheduled their refresh to be once a day, which is not that good for us."

"The reason I choose a seven is primarily resource-based scheduling. This is what we are not able to get around on Serverless."

"The scalability of Serverless is limited; as you increase your code, it is not scalable, and we need to think out of the box to solve several problems."

"Serverless could be improved if we had more flexibility in how we use memory and could manage memory usage ourselves, especially for background tasks."

"To improve Serverless, I think if the AWS team provided more common examples of how to implement in our current project, along with some demos, it would be very helpful for us."

"I struggled with wanting to put breakpoints throughout the code and then use the debugger."

"I would say in the debugging, we could maybe improve or in monitoring."

"I believe Serverless can be improved as I have faced some pain points and challenges."

"I choose eight out of ten because to go ahead with Serverless, we need to do YAML file creation and other format file creation."

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Pricing and Cost Advice

"It was very cost-effective as compared to the other ones we evaluated. We spent about $20,000 per annum for support and license together. There was also an implementation fee at the beginning. I would rate it a nine out of ten in terms of pricing."

"The licensing is on a yearly basis. We currently work with a standard fee."

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Top Industries

By visitors reading reviews

Government

17%

Financial Services Firm

10%

Manufacturing Company

10%

Insurance Company

Construction Company

32%

Financial Services Firm

11%

Outsourcing Company

Healthcare Company

Company Size

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Large Enterprise

Midsize Enterprise

Small Business

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Company Size	Count
Small Business	11
Midsize Enterprise	5
Large Enterprise	5

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My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that I recently feel the licensing is a bit expensive; we need to renew the license, but we are still renewing it. In the future, a lower li...

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What needs improvement with Serverless?

Serverless can be improved by adding more plugins, as they help to support many integrations and can facilitate integration with other tools, such as monitoring tools like Grafana. User experience ...

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My main use case for Serverless is to deploy Lambda functions from AWS. A specific example of how I use Serverless with Lambda functions is that we deploy Lambda functions for any transfer-related ...

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Overview

OrbusInfinity offers robust capabilities for organizations looking to optimize their business processes through effective enterprise architecture management. It aids in transforming complex enterprise structures into coherent and strategic frameworks.

Designed for strategists and IT professionals, OrbusInfinity provides a comprehensive platform that integrates seamlessly with industry standards, enhancing decision-making and fostering innovation. It not only supports detailed architecture modeling but also offers powerful analytics tools that assist in identifying and addressing inefficiencies, aligning IT investments with long-term goals.

What are the key features of OrbusInfinity?

Architecture Modeling: Provides a dynamic environment for creating and managing architectural models.
Analytics Dashboard: Delivers insights through customizable dashboards that enhance strategic decision-making.
Integration Capability: Seamlessly integrates with other systems, aiding in cohesive data flow across platforms.

What benefits and ROI should users expect?

Enhanced Strategic Clarity: Improves alignment between IT activities and business objectives.
Cost Efficiency: Identifies areas for cost reduction by optimizing resource allocation.
Scalable Flexibility: Adapts to evolving organizational demands, supporting continuous growth.

OrbusInfinity is implemented in sectors like finance and healthcare where precise data governance and streamlined workflow processes are essential. By aligning business and IT strategies, it enables industries to manage regulatory compliance and operational risk effectively.

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Serverless revolutionizes application architecture by eliminating the need for server management, offering a scalable, cost-efficient approach for modern development needs. It enables developers to focus on writing code without the complexities of infrastructure handling.

Originally designed for enhancing agility, Serverless provides on-demand function execution, ensuring seamless scalability and rapid deployment. As a back-end architecture, it allows businesses to execute code in response to events and automatically manage the required resources, optimizing resource usage and minimizing idle capacity. This approach abstracts server provisioning, allowing developers to streamline workflow and focus on creating innovative solutions without dealing with infrastructure concerns.

What are Serverless's key features?

Event-Driven Execution: Triggers functions in response to specific events, automating execution based on user actions or data changes.
Dynamic Scalability: Adjusts resources automatically in real-time to handle varying workloads without manual intervention.
Pay-As-You-Go: Charges only for the execution time and resources used, optimizing costs and ensuring economical resource use.
Automatic Resource Management: Handles server provisioning, scaling, and maintenance, freeing developers from managing infrastructure intricacies.

What benefits should users expect in reviews?

Increased Developer Productivity: Allows developers to focus on code, leading to faster feature releases and quicker innovation cycles.
Cost Efficiency: Operates on a usage-based billing model, reducing overhead costs and financial wastage due to idle resources.
Enhanced Scalability: Seamlessly accommodates fluctuating demand, providing reliability and stable performance.
Reduced Time-to-Market: Facilitates rapid deployment and iteration, helping teams release applications faster.

Serverless finds application across industries such as e-commerce, where it handles app backends, and finance, for managing real-time data processing tasks. Its flexibility supports a diverse range of enterprise needs, including automated data collection in retail and transaction processing in banking.

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