List/Grid Tag Archives: Cloud
Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 5: Improving autonomy using the Cloud
In the previous posts I discussed how I went about building my SOA ‘Entity’ service for Products by using a combination of Java Web Services, Java EE and the CouchDB NoSQL database. ...
Oracle Public Cloud Java Service with NetBeans in Early Access
Who expected that to happen: Oracle is working on a public cloud offering and the signs of the approaching official launch are there. Nearly a year after the official ...
All That Cloud: Amazon, Google App Engine, Windows Azure, Heroku, Jelastic
You wanna be in the cloud? You have plenty of options. I’ve evaluated or used many of them, so here are a few words about each. (I will include some Java-related comments, as I’m ...
Jelastic, cloud platform for Java
Who is behind Jelastic? That was my first question so I took a look to the Jelastic web site. The best way to answer this is looking at the Jelastic Team section. Founders, ...
OpenShift Express Web Management Console: Getting started
This week the newest release of OpenShift brought two really great features to an already awesome PaaS Cloud provider. First, JBoss AS has been upgraded from 7.0 ...
Rise above the Cloud hype with OpenShift
Are you tired of requesting a new development machine for your application? Are you sick of having to setup a new test environment for your application? Do you just want to focus on ...
Google App Engine Full Text Search with Cloud SQL
Many Google AppEngine developers have been waiting for the Full Text Search feature, especially coming from Google the biggest search engine on the Web. I was quite happy to see that ...
Which Private Cloud is Best and How to Select One
This litmus test is proposed to compare private cloudsHow long does it take to place in production an application delivered as service in your private cloud? (comparing apples to ...
OpenShift Express: Deploy a Java EE application (with AS7 support)
During the past few years, I’ve been hearing about “cloud” services more and more. Initially I wasn’t really curious to try them out. But a few months (a year?) ...
Red Hat Openshift: Getting started – Java EE6 in the Cloud
For a while now I’m looking into ‘the cloud’. Looking into its features, what it can do, why we should switch to ‘ the cloud’, going to talks, talking to people like @maartenballiauw, ...
