Category: Java EE

At CumuLogic, we have seen several PaaS vendors trying to catch up with the feature-sets of our PaaS platform. In fact, some PaaS vendors just announced the availability of multi-cloud support, which has been our platform’s main design criteria since last year. Multi-cloud support is key for any PaaS to be successful and the ones [...]

When we designed our PaaS platform, it wasn’t a fluke that we decided to create a micro PaaS server. Our PaaS server is a small footprint server which can be installed on a laptop or desktop and should be able to create PaaS on private and public clouds. All you need is to add cloud [...]

CumuLogic was founded with the thinking that although Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) brought agility to enterprise IT and provided the scalability and elasticity needed for constantly changing business needs, it didn’t provide enough value to enterprise IT which is still required to install, configure, optimize and standup the application infrastructure stack for running various applications. All the [...]

One of my roles at Sun Microsystems was to manage a project to integrate OpenSolaris on Amazon EC2. Traditionally, for engineering and development projects, you procure systems, install them in labs and have IT manage them on an ongoing basis. This was obviously a different kind of installation which required a cloud service such as Amazon [...]