Request handling in a multi-protocol cloud environment

A method of operating an application for use with an enterprise database system, the method comprising:

• executing a common format process at a first container at a cloud deployment;
• executing application logic code at a second container at the cloud deployment;
• receiving, by the common format process and from a user device, a first request directed to the enterprise database system, the first request being formatted according to a first protocol;
• converting, by the common format process, the first request into a common protocol to generate a first common protocol request;
• sending, by the common format process, the first common protocol request to the application logic code;
• generating, by the application logic code, a second request in the common protocol, the second request being based at least in part on the first common protocol request;
• sending, by the application logic code, the second request to the common format process;
• converting, by the common format process, the second request from the common protocol to a database query protocol to generate at least one database query;
• and
• sending, by the common format process, the at least one database query to the enterprise database system.

A non-transitory machine-readable medium comprising instructions thereon that, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to perform operations comprising:

• executing a common format process at a first container at a cloud deployment;
• executing application logic code at a second container at the cloud deployment;
• receiving, by the common format process and from a user device, a first request directed to an enterprise database system, the first request being formatted according to a first protocol;
• converting, by the common format process, the first request into a common protocol to generate a first common protocol request;
• sending, by the common format process, the first common protocol request to the application logic code;
• generating, by the application logic code, a second request in the common protocol, the second request being based at least in part on the first common protocol request;
• sending, by the application logic code, the second request to the common format process;
• converting, by the common format process, the second request from the common protocol to a database query protocol to generate at least one database query;
• and
• sending, by the common format process, the at least one database query to the enterprise database system.