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Posts Tagged ‘ SpringSource ’ActiveState Stackato – A Diverse Private PaaS ActiveState has created a Private PaaS that supports Perl and Python as well as Java, and is based on the Open Source CloudFoundry distribution, packaged and distributed in a VM image, or installed to a wide range of IaaS platforms (public or private). ActiveState is well known in Open Source communities as packaging/distribution vendor for… PaaS Platform experience – Red Hat OpenShiftAs mentioned in a couple of recent posts, I have been building a prototype application using Open Source technologies that I plan to install on a number of available PaaS cloud platforms. The application is written in Groovy (with some bits in Java) and built on the Grails framework. This article is about my use… VMware’s SpringSource EcosystemAs mentioned in my previous piece I've been doing some prototyping using SpringSource's Grails. Grails can be thought of as the top of the stack. If you pick up Grails you would naturally pull in the other pieces of SpringSource, including vFabric and ultimately vFoundry. In a future post I will deal with what happens… Why would a Developer choose VMware?It is interesting to see Edward’s comment that according to EMC/VMware, widespread production deployment of Cloud Apps is 3-5 years off. If that is the case the VMware CloudFoundry initiative should be focused on cutting-edge development rather than porting existing apps, and in much the same way that Microsoft has always courted developers, CloudFoundry should… Better late than never. VMware ships iPad Client for ViewSix months after its debut appearance at VMworld last September, VMware has finally released its long anticipated VMware View client for the iPad, and it looks as though it was worth the wait. Will VMware acquire SUSE to build a clone of Microsoft Azure?VMware may buy SUSE from Novell for a host of reasons, one of the most important of which may be that it gets access to Mono and thereby creates a .NET cloud to compete with Microsoft Azure. Paradoxically, we expect that Microsoft will want this to happen. VMworld from an Open Source PerspectiveVMworld is clearly the largest dedicated virtualization conference, and yet from an Open Source perspective it is slightly disappointing because the VMware ecosystem naturally attracts proprietary software vendors, and also some of the more interesting activities in Open Source are through multi-vendor foundations which do not have the same marketing budgets as vendors themselves. Nevertheless,… Oracle sues Google over Android and Java, Microsoft Smiles, VMware GrimacesOracle has sued Google over Google's development of a Java compatible JVM in the Android operating systems called Dalvik. This has the potential to have impacts outside of the smart phone industry as VMware is basing its entire applications platform strategy on a Java compatible JVM developed by SpringSource. Microsoft to Bring the Cloud to the Datacenter with Server App-V
Microsoft is bringing its strongest assets – the installed base of its key products in the enterprise, and its library of commercial and custom built applications (and their associated developer communities) along with compelling new technologies like Server App-V to the virtualization and cloud fight. Leveraging Azure and App-V along with these existing enterprise assets… |
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