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Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

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Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#2
This blog post is surprisingly lacking in details. Here's some info I dug up on the Python/PHP support:

http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20382447-python-supp...

http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20386327-php-support...

Personally I'd like to see one of these PaaSs support Tornado. I think DotCloud has been promising it for a while...

Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#4
post #2

This blog post is surprisingly lacking in details. Here's some info I dug up on the Python/PHP support: http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20382447-python-supp... http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20386327-php-support... Personally I'd like to see one of these PaaSs support Tornado. I think DotCloud has been promising it for a while...

The nice thing about Open Source PaaS is that you can scratch your own itches, add a Tornado pull request and pretty soon it could be running on AppFog.com or CloudFoundry.com

Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#5
post #2

This blog post is surprisingly lacking in details. Here's some info I dug up on the Python/PHP support: http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20382447-python-supp... http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20386327-php-support... Personally I'd like to see one of these PaaSs support Tornado. I think DotCloud has been promising it for a while...

ActiveState's Stackato already has Tornado support (we have a demo of Tornado Chat with MongoDB), amongst other features that are not yet in Cloud Foundry (Perl, run and db migration, ...). More about those at http://www.activestate.com/blog/2011/08/python-cloud-foundry....

Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

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post #2

This blog post is surprisingly lacking in details. Here's some info I dug up on the Python/PHP support: http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20382447-python-supp... http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20386327-php-support... Personally I'd like to see one of these PaaSs support Tornado. I think DotCloud has been promising it for a while...

The nice thing about Open Source PaaS is that you can scratch your own itches, add a Tornado pull request and pretty soon it could be running on AppFog.com or CloudFoundry.com

Good news! You can now scratch your own itch on dotCloud.

We've added support for custom builds, which means you can run Tornado, Thin and any other asynchronous web server you want.

We're planning a blog post about it the coming days.

Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#7
post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The nice thing about Open Source PaaS is that you can scratch your own itches, add a Tornado pull request and pretty soon it could be running on AppFog.com or CloudFoundry.com

Good news! You can now scratch your own itch on dotCloud. We've added support for custom builds, which means you can run Tornado, Thin and any other asynchronous web server you want. We're planning a blog post about it the coming days.

Except if you scratch your itch on dotCloud, you can't run it on your own laptop like you can with Cloud Foundry Micro or on other services that might have a better interface like AppFog. That's the problem with contributing to a closed source project.

Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#8
post #5
post #2

This blog post is surprisingly lacking in details. Here's some info I dug up on the Python/PHP support: http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20382447-python-supp... http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20386327-php-support... Personally I'd like to see one of these PaaSs support Tornado. I think DotCloud has been promising it for a while...

ActiveState's Stackato already has Tornado support (we have a demo of Tornado Chat with MongoDB), amongst other features that are not yet in Cloud Foundry (Perl, run and db migration, ...). More about those at http://www.activestate.com/blog/2011/08/python-cloud-foundry... .

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-RDRMNWQKB6

AS-HN-V4HT1LQURL

AS-HN-PUBZEVU2Q9

AS-HN-HQGDL45WKH

AS-HN-AR61S65DYQ

AS-HN-NRRQTIE9KN

Go to http://tinyurl.com/stackatoinvite to redeem your code.

They're one-time use only, so if one doesn't work for you, try another one. If you miss out, you can request an invite code here: http:///www.activestate.com/cloud

Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#9
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Earlier quoted context omitted.

ActiveState's Stackato already has Tornado support (we have a demo of Tornado Chat with MongoDB), amongst other features that are not yet in Cloud Foundry (Perl, run and db migration, ...). More about those at http://www.activestate.com/blog/2011/08/python-cloud-foundry... .

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-RDRMNWQKB6 AS-HN-V4HT1LQURL AS-HN-PUBZEVU2Q9 AS-HN-HQGDL45WKH AS-HN-AR61S65DYQ AS-HN-NRRQTIE9KN Go to http://tinyurl.com/stackatoinvite to redeem your code. They're one-time use only, so if one doesn't work for you, try another one. If you…

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Re: Cloud Foundry Adds PHP and Python

#10
I'm a little fuzzy on the exact story of cloudfoundry.

It may just be lack of business level pricing, but I find the options they present confusing, not illuminating.

I have clients who are scared off of possible lock in with stuff like GAE, but would love something that seems quite close to a cloud foundry based backend, I'm just not 100% on what they do provide, and how they make their money.

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