Platform as a service report: moving towards Cloud computing

It is not easy to choose how to implement the Platform as a service (PaaS) as a major component of the application development infrastructure. PAAs providers advertise the advantages of cloud-based development and the current adoption of the cloud is feasible. On the other hand, what happens when analysts quickly support the cloud. This special report will help the enterprise Architect to realize the key points of FUD and hype, and make a wise decision on when and how to add PAAs to its application infrastructure.

PaaS 2012 Forecast

For development and deployment applications, the key benefits of leveraging the cloud platform include potentially faster, less expensive development projects, increased application scalability, and more development projects that take into account the same time and budget. Like traditional application development, demand is critical in preparing for future cloud computing.

The glut of vendors who put themselves in the cloud provider's seat. Peer-to-peer comparisons cannot always be compared to any given product. Before entering the cloud, it is important to focus on what we expect from the new platform. The content used to determine the potential PAAs provider gradually becomes standard.

Some PAAs offer obvious benefits. Application servers are distributed automatically in the cloud, separated from major development teams, allowing programmers to focus more on applying core functionality. Others offer services you might not have thought of, like an integrated platform, a service (Ipaas). As a set of middleware services in the cloud, Ipaas can potentially simplify integration work and reduce the cost of various system bundles.

Integrated platform as service (IPAAS)

The development team has implemented different PAAs projects, Adrian Cole and Jclouds projects have implemented cloud Bees PAAs, reducing their day-to-day application infrastructure maintenance and management requirements, freeing developers (all volunteers, Jclouds is an open source project that allows them to devote more time to the code. Max Media built a social media application throughout the three-day lifecycle, and they have less time to build applications than three weeks. They work with engine yard to outsource client devops to meet stringent deadlines. First, put aside prejudice, and second, pinpoint the current architecture and infrastructure to ensure that the cloud can fill the generation gap accurately. In addition, the PAAs architecture should be accessed again as a new feature.

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(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)