"This is a great day for developers and enterprises looking to the cloud,"
said ActiveState CEO Bart Copeland (pictured) as he announced the general
availability of Stackato 1.0.
"Stackato delivers on the promise of the cloud -- convenience,
cost-efficiency -- with the security, control, and compliance the real-world
enterprise demands," Copeland added.
Bart Copeland, ActiveState CEO, talks to Cloud Expo Conference Chair Jeremy
Geelan
"Stackato is about freedom, control, and ROI," continued Copeland.
"Developers have the freedom to work with multiple stacks; use the
best-suited tools; configure, test, and deploy faster; and ultimately build
more apps. IT managers get control: They can create new apps and migrate
existing ones; eliminate the risks of data silos or rogue clouds; ensure
tighter security and compliance; and deploy to the cloud model that's right
for th... (more)
Cloudcor® today announced that ActiveState, whose software enables
developers and enterprises to innovate from code to cloud, is a Silver
Partner at Cloud Slam’12 Cloud Computing Conference taking place May 30 –
June 1, 2012 in San Francisco and online.
ActiveState will showcase its innovative secure middleware technology
Stackato - the application platform for creating a private PaaS using any
language on any stack on any cloud. From the desktop to the datacenter,
Stackato makes it easy to develop, deploy, migrate, scale, manage, and
monitor applications on any cloud.
"We are ... (more)
VANCOUVER, BC -- (Marketwire) -- 05/10/12 -- ActiveState, whose software
enables developers and enterprises to innovate from code to cloud, today
announced an alliance with HP that provides Stackato 1.2 support for HP Cloud
Services. Stackato is the application platform for creating a private
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and its industry-leading cloud application
security, data privacy and control are now available on HP Cloud Services.
HP Cloud Services is based on HP's world-class hardware and software, with
key elements of HP Converged Infrastructure combined with a
develope... (more)
We’re seeing a lot of changes in the IT landscape. Oracle buying its way
into the Cloud, AMD wants in on the server business, Dell is no longer a PC
company, and some legacy players are learning about the Cloud market the hard
way (see: Harris Scraps Secure Public Cloud).
Harris claims customers have a preference for on premise (private cloud)
solutions, though a McKinsey survey mentioned in the article indicates CIOs
will take a “balanced” approach (read: Hybrid Cloud). Besides, acquiring
on-premise IT business won’t get easier in the Federal government space
with its shift to a... (more)
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Feb. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ --
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) promises to trim development and deployment time
from months and years to days and weeks, which has given rise to several
hosted PaaS offerings. But while the promise of PaaS is intriguing, many
enterprises are demanding PaaS capabilities on their own terms. They want a
PaaS behind their own firewall to enable a secure cloud—a private PaaS.
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Can implementing a private PaaS solve concerns over security and privacy of
data? Does private P... (more)