If VMware has anything to say about it, developers are going to get more familiar with the concept of cloud computing quite soon. Today, VMware announced Cloud Foundry, which it’s describing as “a new generation of application platform.” An official statement on the matter explained, “Cloud Foundry streamlines the development, delivery and operations of modern
Neustar has launched its Neustar Intelligent Cloud service that will provide a single connection point between content providers, application developers and mobile operators. The Neustar Intelligent Cloud is a OneAPI compliant service that will include the following : *Discovery and Mobile Intelligence Services – Allows for the integration of location, presence and other network intelligence
“Elastic Beanstalk” is a goofy-sounding term; something that, at best, belongs in a silly CG remake of the traditional Jack/beanstalk tale. But nonetheless, that’s the name Amazon’s stuck to a new service, and the service does hold a lot of promise when it comes to developers, apps, and the Amazon Web Services cloud. Amazon explained
We wouldn’t count on there being any legendary musical acts, and for the sake of not seeing attendees get arrested en masse, we hope there won’t be much drug use. But Salesforce.com provided some details about an event called Cloudstock today, and claimed it’ll amount to Woodstock for cloud developers. To first cover the basics:
Give another point to cloud computing advocates. Yesterday, VMware demonstrated its support for their cause by introducing a cloud application platform, and developers should be pleased, because VMware has their interests at heart in addition to its own. A formal release issued by the company explained that this move should allow “developers to build and
Google is viewed as the leader for setup, infrastructure and application management in a public cloud and IBM is the top choice of developers for private clouds, according to a new survey from Evans Data Corporation. Over 40 percent of developers cited Google as the public cloud leader and almost 30 percent identified IBM as
Dialogic has launched its InCloud9 network, a free, cloud-based developer network aimed at making it easier for developers to test Dialogic products while building new applications. The inCloud9 network provides application developers with access to products, technical documentation and support for creating innovative new voice and video-enabled value-added services, without requiring local server hardware or
Privately held software firm, Saffron Technology, has launched SaffronSierra, a cloud-based platform-as-a-service open to software app developers worldwide. Saffron is offering a 30-day free trial, along with usage-based pricing plans. SaffronSierra members have access to all the tools developers need to build and deploy low-cost, cloud based associative memory solutions. “With SaffronSierra we are bringing
The Rackspace Cloud, the cloud computing division of Rackspace Hosting has announced its new Partner Program aimed at developers and IT managers. The program includes online resources such as a web portal for tracking and reporting; webinars and marketing collateral; opportunities for co-marketing; and open, standards-based APIs that are easy to build upon. The Rackspace
CES 2010 has been a big show for Intel, showing a wide array of products on the floor. The latest WebProNews video shows off the HP MediaSmart Home Server, which promises to streamline file access for the home and abroad. Steve Murtha explains the three pillar aspect of the MediaSmart Home Server; protection, sharing, and
