Cloudbees, a company formed by JBoss veterans to build and promote a Java-focused PaaS, is getting out of the PaaS business. It is instead refocusing completely on Jenkins, the open-source continuous ...

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CumuLogic, founded by Java veterans and backed by the Father of Java - James Gosling himself, is a Java PaaS software provider that is building on the cloud computing movement and using technology to ...

With everything from operating systems to CRM moving to the cloud, it was only a matter of time before development tools found their way into the cushy accommodations. eXo, known for its enterprise ...

Jelastic, a new startup, has announced its namesake flagship product, which it refers to as a next-generation platform-as-a-service technology. The new PaaS offering is for building and running any ...

Java-based Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) provider Jelastic this week announced an upcoming collaboration with Red Hat to promote the global standardization of pluggable PaaS "cartridges" for Red Hat's ...

It’s Oracle OpenWorld this week and so it’s a fitting time for Engine Yard to show its support for the Oracle Public Cloud and Java, the lingua franca of choice for the enterprise world. Oracle is an ...

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Java EE 7 will provide multi-tenancy support as well as the runtime environment for running a Java application in the cloud The next version of enterprise Java will be fitted with capabilities for ...

Most of the buzz around the cloud has centered on infrastructure as a service (IaaS). However, IaaS is no longer good enough. Sure, you can forgo buying servers and run everything virtually on ...

Cloudbees, a company formed by JBoss veterans to build and promote a Java-focused PaaS, is getting out of the PaaS business. It is instead refocusing completely on Jenkins, the open-source continuous ...