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Cloud Just Got Real – The Race Begins

Cloud Just Got Real – The Race Begins

By Randy Bias on March 27, 2014

This week, Google hosted its Cloud Platform Live event. Some people were a little surprised at my enthusiastic live twitter coverage for a number of Google’s announcements. I have been waiting for them to “go big or go home” for a while now. My biggest surprise was how long it took Google to get up […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged Amazon Web Services, cloud computing, google, google app engine, Google Cloud Platform

Cloud Reviews from Real Customers: EC2, Azure, App Engine, Heroku and More

Cloud Reviews from Real Customers: EC2, Azure, App Engine, Heroku and More

By Russell Rothstein on December 30, 2013

Choosing the right PaaS cloud for your application can be a confusing process. There are literally dozens of cloud providers, large and small, that offer the basic set of services you need to run your app. I founded IT Central Station to help enterprise tech users find the best service by offering hands-on reviews by […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Your POV | Tagged amazon ec2, google app engine, ITCentralStation, Microsoft Azure, paas, reviews

Google Compute Engine–Day One Analsysis

Google Compute Engine–Day One Analsysis

By Ben Kepes on June 28, 2012

At GoogleIO today, Google announced the limited launch of its Infrastructure as a Service product, Google Compute Engine. This comes as no surprise, the move has been rumored for months and Google does undeniably have some of the largest scale infrastructure on earth alongside the smarts to run it amazingly effectively – a potent combination […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Platforms | Tagged Application programming interface, cloud computing, enstratus, google, google app engine, google compute engine, google i/o, Representational State Transfer, rightscale

Google Cloud Storage–Enterprise Announcements Roll In from Panzura and Zmanda

Google Cloud Storage–Enterprise Announcements Roll In from Panzura and Zmanda

By Ben Kepes on March 6, 2012

We’ve been talking for years about Google offering a storage system to take on the likes of Box and DropBox. It’s an obvious development for the company who arguable has the best economics around data storage on earth. Last year we got an inkling of this direction with the release

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged box, cloud storage, dropbox, google, google app engine, Google Cloud Storage, panzura, Zmanda | 5 Responses

CloudU Webinar Recap: Does Data Want to be Free?

CloudU Webinar Recap: Does Data Want to be Free?

By Ben Kepes on October 14, 2011

Last week we had the latest CloudU webinar, this time looking at the role of Open Standards in Cloud Computing. I was really excited to be joined on the call by Scott Sanchez, someone who is intimately involved with one of the biggest Cloud Open Standards plays, OpenStack. As well as Sanchez, we were joined […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged CloudComputing, CloudU, data, google app engine, oci, open cloud initiative, Open standard, openstack, sam johnston, Scott Sanchez

VMWare Disrupts PaaS Space With Cloud Foundry - An Analysis

VMWare Disrupts PaaS Space With Cloud Foundry – An Analysis

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 12, 2011

VMware (previous CloudAve coverage) today announced Cloud Foundry, its Open Platform as a Service product, at a special event in Palo Alto. Cloud Foundry is both hosted and available as open source. More interestingly, it can run on your laptop or a single server or 1000s of VMs or, even, hundreds of dedicated servers. Apart […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged cloud computing, cloud foundry, Cloudfoundry, engine yard, federated clouds, federation, force.com, google app engine, insights, java, node.js, open source, opensource, paas, paasfuture, rails, salesforce.com, springsource, vmware | 16 Responses

PaaS Is The Future Of Cloud Services: CloudBees Acquires Stax Networks To Accelerate Their PaaS Strategy

PaaS Is The Future Of Cloud Services: CloudBees Acquires Stax Networks To Accelerate Their PaaS Strategy

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 14, 2010

CloudBees, founded in early 2010 with developers in US, Europe and Australia, today announced the acquisition of Stax Networks, the Java Application platform running on top of EC2. This acquisition accelerates CloudBees’ RUN@cloud PaaS strategy which is slated for release in January 2011. Regular readers of this blog know that I am strongly pushing the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged Cloudbees, continuous integration, developers, GAE, google app engine, heroku, hudson, hudson as a service, java, java ee, java paas, paas, spring framework, vmforce | 2 Responses

Google Upgrades App Engine

Google Upgrades App Engine

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 3, 2010

Google today upgraded their PaaS offering, Google App Engine (GAE). The new version, Google App Engine 1.4.0, is a significant release with some new features long requested by the developers. The new App Engine SDK will let developers take advantage of the newly released features. After starting off with just Python, Google App Engine supported […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged GAE, google, google app engine | 1 Response

Is Google App Engine Silently Gaining Traction?

Is Google App Engine Silently Gaining Traction?

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 1, 2010

When Google released its PaaS offering called Google App Engine, it attracted Web 2.0 developers in big numbers but it didn’t gain much traction like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft platform. In fact, in May 2010, Network World had an article quoting a Forrester Survey which put the percentage of developers using Google App Engine […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged amazon, aws, cloud computing, elance, GAE, google, google app engine, iaas, paas, Strategy

Making PaaS Like Lego

Making PaaS Like Lego

By Ben Kepes on July 29, 2009

Recently I was briefed by WorkXpress about their Platform as a Service that they tout as being “the world’s most functional PaaS”. That’s a pretty lofty claim given the competition in the marketplace so I thought I’d take a look under the hood. I spoke with Treff LaPlante, President and CEO of this seven year […]

Posted in General, Product reviews | Tagged bungee, caspio, coghead, force.com, google app engine, paas, quickbase, workxpress | 1 Response

Platform Interoperability: Force.com Talks To Google App Engine

Platform Interoperability: Force.com Talks To Google App Engine

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 28, 2009

In my opinion, the future of Cloud Computing will be a more federated ecosystem than few players holding a monopoly kind of dominance. In such a federated ecosystem, interoperability becomes very important. I have emphasized the importance of interoperability many times in this space. Unless we have Clouds talking to one another, we will end […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, force.com, google app engine, interoperability, paas, Platforms | 2 Responses

Google App Engine’s Next Iteration

Google App Engine’s Next Iteration

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 8, 2009

Image via CrunchBase Today, at the Campfire event to celebrate Google App Engine’s first birthday, Google made some significant announcements related to Google App Engine. The biggest news of them, though it has been anticipated for sometime now, is the support for Java in Google App Engine. This is definitely a significant move as many developers are clamoring for Java […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged appirio, cloud computing, Enterprise, GAE, google app engine, IBM, java, Oracle, paas | 1 Response

PaaS, Trusting Beyond Its Initial Hype

PaaS, Trusting Beyond Its Initial Hype

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 23, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Friday, I wrote about the shutdown of PaaS vendor, Coghead, and wondered how one can minimize the risks involved with such scenarios. Unless we figure out a way to minimize such risks, it will be impossible to convince enterprise customers to trust their applications on top of PaaS. Let us take a detour and check out some of the players […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged 10gen, caspio, cloud computing, coghead, GAE, google app engine, heroku, intuit, longjump, morph labs, morphlabs, opensource, paas, risks, wolf frameworks, wordpress, zoho | 5 Responses

Some Quiet Changes To Google App Engine

Some Quiet Changes To Google App Engine

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 13, 2009

Image via CrunchBase Google has announced some quiet changes to Google App Engine. They are No more "High CPU Requests"! App Engine Apps were once allowed no more than 2 CPU-intensive requests per minute. We’ve made some adjustments to the way we handle requests, and have eliminated this limitation altogether. To learn more about how […]

Posted in General, Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, google, google app engine, paas

Create Your App On Zoho Creator And Deploy It On Google App Engine

Create Your App On Zoho Creator And Deploy It On Google App Engine

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 16, 2008

Disclaimer: Zoho is the sponsor of this blog but this is my independent personal opinion. I had access to the same documents that were provided to other bloggers. Today, Zoho made a major announcement about the integration between Zoho Creator and Google App Engine. Now, one can create an app on Zoho Creator and deploy […]

Posted in Analysis, Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, data portability, google app engine, interoperability, saas, zoho creator | 4 Responses

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