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VMWare Cloud Foundry – Quick Analysis and Press Pass

VMWare Cloud Foundry – Quick Analysis and Press Pass

By Michael Coté on April 12, 2011

“We believe the current [platform clouds, such as Azure and App Engine] are incomplete,” [VMware senior director of cloud and application services Jerry] Chen says. “There is no one platform that is multi-cloud – private and public – and no one cloud is architected, out of the gate, to be extensible to many different frameworks […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, cloud development, Cloud Foundry, Cloud.com, CloudBees, enterprise software, Eucalyptus, GitHub, ibm, Java, microsoft, Open source, Press Pass, Quick Analysis, Rackspace Cloud, Red Hat, salesforce, Spring, SpringSource, The New Thing, VMware

Thoughtworks on Go. Hudson to Jenkins: continuous integration market dynamics

Thoughtworks on Go. Hudson to Jenkins: continuous integration market dynamics

By James Governor on April 4, 2011

I had an interesting and fun lunch last week with an old friend (of RedMonk) Dan Roberts, now of Thoughtworks. Dan used to work at Sun Microsystems.We talked about all kinds of stuff, but given the shape of Thoughtwork’s business continuous integration was bound to come up. I remember trying to persuade Sun senior management […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Agile, Atlassian, CloudBees, continuous integration, Hudson, integration, Jenkins, oracle, Sun, Thoughtworks

Considering PaaS

Considering PaaS

By Michael Coté on January 19, 2011

If there’s ready cash at hand, lock-in and “proprietary” is demoted in favor of a quick buck; if the developers are building a general application with a longer time between compile and cash, an open, standard platform is more attractive.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Azure, Cloud, CloudBees, Development Tools, enterprise software, heroku, joyent, PaaS, salesforce, vmforce, VMware

A new run at the Java PaaS – CloudBees buys Stax – Brief Note

A new run at the Java PaaS – CloudBees buys Stax – Brief Note

By Michael Coté on December 14, 2010

CloudBees has purchased Stax Networks (see their write-up) to build out their ambitions to become the leading Java PaaS. Thus far, CloudBees has been known as the Hudson in the cloud company, running the continuous build tool in the cloud (on Amazon) for it’s beta users. Doing a build in the cloud is one thing, […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged ALM, Brief Notes, Cloud, Cloud Computing, CloudBees, Development Tools, Java, PaaS, Stax Networks, tasktop, VMware

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