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OSCON Day #3, #4, and Friday => Bailey’s Taproom, Cloud Camp, Cloud Foundry, Open Shift, PaaS, vert.x, and so much more…

OSCON Day #3, #4, and Friday => Bailey’s Taproom, Cloud Camp, Cloud Foundry, Open Shift, PaaS, vert.x, and so much more…

By Adron Hall on July 22, 2012

Tuesday night, as usual ended with great technical conversation at Bailey’s Taproom. Bailey’s is basically the epicenter of the Portland tech scene. Almost every programmer, devops, or technical person either goes about once a month or has this establishment as a regular watering hole! It’s great, the atmosphere is chill, the beer is SUPERB, the […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged andy piper, cloud, cloud computing, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, conferences, erica brescia, iaas, iron foundry, ironfoundry, Javascript, jono bacon, josh long, node, node.js, Node.js Things, oscon, oss, paas, platform as a service, vert.x

Preparing Developers For Tomorrow’s Cloudy World

Preparing Developers For Tomorrow’s Cloudy World

By Ben Kepes on July 19, 2012

As we started talking about extending the CloudU content beyond the introductory series of modules, one area that people asked us time and time again to give some thought to was the changes that developers would see in their working life because of the cloud. One only needs to take a look at the CloudU LinkedIn […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged Apigee, CloudComputing, dell, deploycon, platform as a service, Sam Ramji

OSCON 2012 => Monday Ignited, Tuesday OpenShift Session ++

OSCON 2012 => Monday Ignited, Tuesday OpenShift Session ++

By Adron Hall on July 17, 2012

OSCON 2012 Opening Doors Today kicked off with a monster Reggie Biscuit from Pine State Biscuits. If you live in Portland or are visiting just for the conference and like soul food of the tastiest nature, check it out. My first day ended up not as planned. Instead of attending sessions I ended up meeting […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged andy piper, cloud, cloud computing, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, conferences, grid computing, Javascript, krishna raman, mark atwood, node.js, nodejs, open shift, open source software, openshift, oscon, oscon 2012, oscon2012, oss, platform as a service, raja rao, red hat, utility computing | 1 Response

VMware Rumors Circulate–MyPOV on What the New CEO Should Do

VMware Rumors Circulate–MyPOV on What the New CEO Should Do

By Ben Kepes on July 17, 2012

With the tech press going into a tailspin yesterday over long-time Googler Marissa Mayaer being appointed as Yahoo! CEO, an equally exciting piece of news and separate but connected rumor was largely ignored. GigaOM reported that VMware is likely planning to spin off some of its assets into a separate

Posted in Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged appsecute, bmc, CloudComputing, Cloudfoundry, emc, iaas, microsoft, paas, Paul Maritz, platform as a service, vmware

ActiveState Lanches Stackato 2.0

ActiveState Lanches Stackato 2.0

By Ben Kepes on July 10, 2012

ActiveState (see coverage here), is today announcing the general availability of version 2 of Stackato, their private PaaS designed for enterprise customers. By way of introductions, over the 15 or so years it has existed, ActiveState have focused on understanding three things deeply; Developers, Enterprises and OpenSource technologies. I spent some time recently talking with […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged .NET Framework, ActiveState, CloudComputing, Cloudfoundry, iron foundry, opensource, platform as a service, stackato, vmware | 1 Response

IaaS vs. PaaS or Infrastructure vs. Platform and I Want Beer NOW!

IaaS vs. PaaS or Infrastructure vs. Platform and I Want Beer NOW!

By Adron Hall on July 6, 2012

A friend and now coworker of mine, Richard Seroter (@rseroter & Blog) decided to do a comparo. I took the infrastructure based deployment, ala IaaS and he took the platform based deployment, ala PaaS. What we’ve done is taken a somewhat standard ASP.NET MVC with Entity Framework, a SQL Server Database, a UX & UI design […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged .NET Bits, asp, asp.net, asp.net mvc, aspnet, aspnet mvc, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, deployment, dotnet, how-to, iaas, Infrastructure as a service, iron foundry, MVC, paas, platform as a service, tier 3, tier 3 web fabric, web fabric | 1 Response

Ok, Let’s Get Some Definitions & Operational Models Straight Here! PaaS is NOT…

Ok, Let’s Get Some Definitions & Operational Models Straight Here! PaaS is NOT…

By Adron Hall on June 25, 2012

I just got signed up for Cloud Connect Chicago and started checking out some of the talks. One talk jumped out, being that it is about PaaS Technology. After reading it though I immediately felt the need to straighten out some things that looked misleading. Maybe the presenter (JP Morgenthal) will lay these things out […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged cloud, cloud computing, cloud connect, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, conferences, open shift, paas, platform as a service, red hat, rhel, ubuntu

Day #1 => Cloud Expo & Cloud Bootcamp

Day #1 => Cloud Expo & Cloud Bootcamp

By Adron Hall on June 12, 2012

Thanks to Larry Carvalho and Krishnan Subramanian for lining me up to speak at the kick off bootcamp keynote and for a PaaS Session at the Cloud Expo Boot Camp. I had a great time and was able to cover some great material with the audience. It was great to hear a number of companies […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged appharbor, cloud, cloud bootcamp, cloud computing, cloud expo, cloud foundry, Cloudbees, cloudcamp, CloudComputing, Cloudfoundry, Coding Adventures, conferences, open shift, openshift, platform as a service, Presentations and Speaking, redhat

Microsoft Does It Right And Oracle Claims They Are Right

Microsoft Does It Right And Oracle Claims They Are Right

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 8, 2012

This week saw cloud related announcements from two software behemoths from the traditional era, Microsoft and Oracle. Microsoft rebooted Windows Azure making it more palatable to modern day developers and started playing nice on the interoperability game. Oracle re-announced their public cloud strategy and, in the process, tried to convince users that they should see […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged cloud cimputing, database as a service, iaas, infrastructure, Infrastructure as a service, insights, java as a service, microsoft, Oracle, oracle fusion, paas, platform, platform as a service, platform services, Platforms | 6 Responses

AppFog, Apprenda And Azure: The Future Of PaaS Is Getting Defined

AppFog, Apprenda And Azure: The Future Of PaaS Is Getting Defined

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 6, 2012

Three news from three different vendors came out today but they are interconnected with one another. More interestingly, this has the potential to redefine PaaS landscape empowering the end users by helping them avoid infrastructure lock-in. AppFog and Apprenda have announced interoperability with Windows Azure which itself is undergoing a revamp (you can learn more […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged appfog, apprenda, azure, insights, lock-in, lockin, paas, paasfuture, platform, platform as a service, platform services, Platforms, windowsazure | 4 Responses

Oracle PaaS Speculations

Oracle PaaS Speculations

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 4, 2012

Oracle has scheduled a webcast this Wednesday where their CEO, Larry Ellison, and President, Mark Hurd, are going to make some announcements regarding Oracle Cloud and platinum support services. There are widespread expectations that Oracle will talk about their PaaS offerings, especially their pricing strategy around Java Cloud Service and Database Cloud Service. PCWorld has […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged briefs, Oracle, oracle fusion, paas, platform as a service, Platforms | 1 Response

CloudBees Adds HA To Jenkins Enterprise Edition

CloudBees Adds HA To Jenkins Enterprise Edition

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 21, 2012

CloudBees (previous CloudAve coverage), the PaaS company behind the Open Source Jenkins project, today announced that they are offering a high availability plugin to their Jenkins Enterprise product. They made this announcement at the Jenkins User Conference at New York City. This plugin will help in better uptime and improved governance/oversight along with increased productivity. […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged briefs, Cloudbees, Enterprise, HA, High Availability, jenkins, paas, platform, platform as a service, Platforms | 1 Response

What's Cloud Management ?

What’s Cloud Management ?

By Ofir Nachmani on May 21, 2012

This last year has been immensely interesting for me as I watched the shaky cloud market mature. The change in people’s state of mind was rapid. The discussion advanced quickly from “the cloud will not prosper” to “Can we trust its security?”, and on to the current mood – “the cloud is here to stay”. […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged business, cloud brokers, cloud computing, cloud management, Independent software vendor, platform as a service, Service level agreement, software as a service, Systems Management, wikipedia

More SaaS Integration from MuleSoft

More SaaS Integration from MuleSoft

By Ben Kepes on May 14, 2012

I’ve spent a fair amount of time in the past few months talking with businesses trying to wrangle the integration of different applications. Despite lots of APIs, the cloud, mobile devices, the democratization of IT and many other current themes, application integration is still hard, painful and requires a far higher level of technical nous […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Application programming interface, dataintegration, MasterCard, MuleSoft, netsuite, platform as a service, SnapLogic, software as a service | 1 Response

I Can Talk About It Finally! => Tier 3 Web Fabric Platform as a Service (PaaS)

I Can Talk About It Finally! => Tier 3 Web Fabric Platform as a Service (PaaS)

By Adron Hall on May 9, 2012

A couple months ago I shifted gears and started working for Tier 3 on a number of projects. I made this decision for a few reasons: 1. I’m a huge advocate of PaaS (Platform as a Service) technologies. I like what PaaS enables and what it eliminates. Matter of fact I’d say I’m a bull …

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Posted in Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Open Source | Tagged cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, iaas, iron foundry, paas, platform as a service, tier 3 web fabric, tier3, web fabric

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