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Pythondj
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Comment #21517376
ProjectQuay.io landing page is now live! https://projectquay.io
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Comment #4225973
Stackato v2.0 now supports *nix and .Net applications - here are the release notes for everything that V2.0 includes http://docs.stackato.com/reference/release-notes.html
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Comment #4177929
Cloudsoft CTO Alex Heneveld and ActiveState's Diane Mueller demonstrate how to run applications in hybrid clouds using Stackato -- ActiveState's Platform-as-a-Service for private c…
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Hybrid cloud deployments of Stackato using jclouds & Brooklyn
Cloudsoft CTO Alex Heneveld and ActiveState's Diane Mueller demonstrate how to run applications in hybrid clouds via Stackato (Platform as a Service) using two open source projects…
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Comment #4139326
Thinking of migrating off Heroku? this is the way to go. bring your buildpacks and get stackato http://bit.ly/STKTO
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Comment #4127266
and on the other hand, check out the http://status.appfog.com/ page (hint: it doesn't exist)
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Comment #4127164
appfog.com also has outages as well - http://blog.appfog.com/october-27th-downtime-postmortem/ - when going with public cloud, your app's well being is always in 3rd party hands. I…
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Comment #4034866
Check out how easy it was to do this now that CloudStack has added an awesome browser based console with it's new Template & Instance building wizards.
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Comment #3972339
Here's my post on deploying a PaaS layer on EC2 http://www.activestate.com/blog/2012/04/getting-started-priv... and a link to the documenation http://docs.stackato.com/ that ought …
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Comment #3972240
The Heroku Buildpack support makes it wickedly easy to move your apps from Heroku to your own Private Clouds
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DIY PaaS on Amazon EC2 for Newbies
6 Steps to your own Personal PaaS on EC2
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Comment #3725577
Totally agreed, that's why ActiveState's Stackato (which also supports Java) has a free micro cloud. The Micro Cloud is a stand-alone instance of the Stackato system running in a s…
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Comment #3643747
How about a "Deploy" button instead, Yes I like to "Watch, and "Share" is oh so social, but what would be much more useful is a "Deploy" button that would take requirement.txt, con…
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Comment #3622194
yahoo! consumernotebook.com is on StartUp Row at Pycon!
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Comment #3548976
Why (when you could deploy your own PaaS layer on just about any Cloud hosting provider from Amazon to Rackspace on any hyper-visor) are people still insisting on paying public Paa…
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Comment #3272736
If you'd really like to dive deep into GE's filing try taking at look at it as a tagged XML file using XBRL at http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/viewer?action=view&cik=40554&... You can a…
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Comment #2925784
Stackato is in restricted beta right now. Here are some invite codes for anyone who'd like to try it out: AS-HN-ZJLH2P0IM0 AS-HN-6ZU3V9B36T AS-HN-FDQQIGL19N AS-HN-SDNQWQ3QTZ AS-HN-…
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Comment #2764092
Getting ready to create my own Private PaaS with the Stackato Beta this morning, looking forward to testing out the postgres support
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Comment #2518297
it's "Stackato" with a "c" ;-) #stackato #cfoundry