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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 illumi
by gte910h 15y ago
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.
- cardmagic 15y agoThat is where AppFog steps in and makes things clear - http://blog.phpfog.com/2011/08/25/appfog-reveals-cloud-foundry-integration-for-multi-language-support/ http://blog.phpfog.com/2011/08/25/appfog-reveals-cloud-found...
- gte910h 15y agoI understand what AppFog does. I don't understand what cloud foundry does. Are they the same people? I get what the tech does. I don't get what the support, reliability, chance to be in here 5 years, etc stories are.
- gte910h 15y agoOh that's it: I just finally figured out that this is a VMWare owned project, not a startup. Duh
- wattersjames 15y agoYes it is, and we aren't going away any time soon. :) We'll more than be here in five years.
- gte910h 15y agoIt's not very transparent that's where the money comes from. It's featured on your web page, but took me awhile to understand this was a way for you to sell more virtualization projects to people.