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Jelastic Launched – First Beta Users Get Access Today

Virtuozzo Team | July 18, 2011 | News

If you want to host your Java application on the internet for free (!) and get automated scaling and management as a bonus – now is the time. Today we are officially opening Jelastic beta – all you need to do is go to Jelastic and sign up. Once we get through the queue of…

Video: what Java hosting needs to be

Virtuozzo Team | July 17, 2011 | News | Application server, auto-scaling, Cloud computing, Horizontal scaling, Hosting, Java, Java Cloud, overview, PaaS, Platform as a Service, Programming, vertical scaling, video

See our vision of what Java cloud (hosting, PaaS, insert your favorite word) needs to be: Capable of automatic scale-up and down, Requiring zero Java code changes, Not locking you into a platform or hoster, Providing wide options of preconfigured and managed application server and database stacks. This is what Jelastic is – next generation…

Jelastic Launch Plans

Virtuozzo Team | July 8, 2011 | News | Beta, Cloud, Hosting, Java, Java Cloud, Java Host, Java hosting, Jelastic, Launch, PaaS, Platform as a Service

We are literally days away from our beta launch and can now start accepting applications.If you are looking for Java hosting which has the whole stack pre-assembled and available for you, and can automatically scale the resources up and down to satisfy your needs, simply: 1. Go to https://jelastic.com, 2. Select the stack you need,…

New Java PaaS launching soon

Virtuozzo Team | July 4, 2011 | News | Cloud, CloudFoundry, CPU, developers, Force.com, gae, google app engine, horizontal scl, Hosting, IaaS, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Java, Java Host, Java hosting, Jelastic, Launch, PaaS, Platform as a Service, RAM, Scalability, servers, VMware, WAR, Windows Azure

The world needs a new Platform as a Service, and we are working hard on its beta launch – coming to you later this month. While we are putting the last touches of paint, perfecting documentation, and fixing the last few remaining bugs, we wanted to make a very quick pause and tell you what…