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Tally: 60% lower desktop delivery costs

Tally Solutions delivers TallyPrime to its own customers through Neverinstall Virtual Desktops on OCI. It moved 50,000 users from AWS NICE DCV and measured 60% lower cost.

Tally Solutions exhibition booth at GITEX

Delivering accounting software through desktops.

Tally Solutions makes TallyPrime, business accounting software, and offers it to its own customers as a hosted application.

Those sessions ran on a managed AWS NICE DCV service. On a working day, about 40,000 customers use hosted TallyPrime at the same time.

Product

Neverinstall Virtual Desktops

Users

Tally’s customers, using TallyPrime

Scale

About 40,000 concurrent users every day

Location

Tally’s OCI account, in the Mumbai and Hyderabad regions

Platform

Neverinstall on Kubernetes, run by Tally

Previous platform

Managed AWS NICE DCV service

Hosted accounting software at national scale.

At 40,000 concurrent sessions, the cost of each session sets the cost of the whole service. Tally wanted to lower that cost and run the platform in its own cloud account.

Neverinstall in Tally’s own OCI account.

Run by Tally

Neverinstall Virtual Desktops runs on Kubernetes in Tally’s OCI account, in the Mumbai and Hyderabad regions. Tally’s team operates it.

Browser access

Customers open TallyPrime in a browser, with nothing to install on their own machines.

Capacity follows the day

Idle sessions pause automatically, so infrastructure tracks the working day of Tally’s customers.

A change of desktop platform and cloud.

Users moved from AWS NICE DCV
50,000
Lower delivery cost
60%
Concurrent users every day
40,000
From AWS NICE DCV to Tally’s own OCI platform
6 months

What the 60% covers

The figure compares Tally’s previous AWS NICE DCV service with Neverinstall on OCI, so it includes the change of cloud as well as the change of platform.

A six-month move

The move included Tally’s own shift from a managed service to running Kubernetes on OCI.

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