This night Jelastic has reached an important milestone. Our Java PaaS now has over 5,000 users, which means that we almost doubled within last month alone. This is obviously significant growth for us and a great testament of the importance of what we do. If you are one of our users, huge THANK YOU for…
Here’s a quick update on the new and exciting changes in Jelastic Java cloud computing universe. First and foremost, we have changed our Twitter account to @Jelastic (it is no longer @JelasticCloud) – please follow us there. That is one of the best ways to keep in touch, and know everything about our news and…
In Jelastic Java PaaS developers can choose whether they want to use Java 6 or Java 7 on their application servers. Now that Java 7 has been out for a few months and available in Jelastic since early September, we thought we would take a look at penetration of Java 7 compared to Java 6…
If Twitter wants to be successful commercially, they need to start doing a way better job when working with businesses. The story of our recent interactions with Twitter is a good example of how today they seem to not know how to work with businesses – which from my perspective is probably the main reason…
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Addition of popular open source web server NGINX adds caching and load-balancing WILMINGTON, Del., October 26, 2011 – Jelastic, a next-generation platform?as?a?service (PaaS) offering that runs any Java application in the cloud without code changes, announced today the addition of NGINX, the second-most popular open source web server in the world – giving customers greater…
Last week we posted statistics on the databases that Java developers choose for their deployments in Jelastic PaaS. Now, it’s time for the market share charts for open-source Java application servers. Jelastic is in a good position to publish the stats. The platform already has more that 2,000 environments created (so a good sample of…
WILMINGTON, Del., October 20, 2011 – Jelastic today announced advisors for its platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering that runs any Java application in the cloud without code changes. Advisors to the company include: Igor Sysoev who developed Nginx, a popular web server powering 43 million websites and more than 20 percent of the top 1,000 busiest websites…
As Jelastic Java cloud is gaining popularity we decided to start sharing some of the application component statistics we are seeing among our userbase. Today Jelastic is available in North America and Europe, and supports 4 major open source databases: MySQL, Postgres, MariaDB and MongoDB – which gives us pretty good visibility into the popularity…
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