• rPath Helps Businesses Deploy Applications In The Cloud

    Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

    Leena Rao currently works as a writer for TechCrunch. She recently finished graduate school at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where she studied business journalism and videography. From 2004 to 2007, she helped lead Congresswoman Carloyn Maloney’s community outreach and relations efforts in New York City. She graduated from Columbia University in 2003, where she was... → Learn More

    rPath, a company that specializes in technology that simplifies the distribution and consumption of applications via virtual appliances is making some interesting moves in cloud computing. Basically, rPath helps business close the gap between applications and operations by ensuring the delivery of application deployment quickly and inexpensively. Now rPath is using this technology to help enterprises and organizations deploy their applications in the cloud.

    rPath’s technology allows applications to be deployed and managed in a variety of cloud environments, including Amazon’s EC2 servers. But rPath’s technology also works in private clouds. In fact, rPath is helping the U.S. Department of Energy manage and operate applications in a private cloud environment. rPath gives scientists working for the DOE a way of deploying applications as virtual machines in the cloud. As governments slowly heading towards putting data in the clouds, rPath is helping make sure that applications actually work in this environment

    rPath recognizes the significance of the cloud in the enterprise space and formed the “Cloud Computing Adoption Model” to provide businesses with a game plane for achieving long-term benefits from adopting a cloud computing infrastructure. The five levels of cloud computing adoption are shown and explained below:

    rPath is definitely doing some fascinating things for businesses looking to efficiently deploy applications in the cloud. And the company is committed to helping businesses understand the cloud and its implications. Here’s a nifty video rPath made to help people understand cloud computing:

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    10 Responses to rPath Helps Businesses Deploy Applications In The Cloud

    1. the future of the Internet is the cloud technology for sure.

    2. Nice video, but the taxi analogy seems like a bad choice – the first thing that comes to mind with taxis is cost.

    3. Thanks, this info will help me out with a homework.

    4. [...] interesting startup is rPath. As reported in TechCrunchIT, rPath is taking their technology and value proposition — reduced cost and [...]

    5. [...] The startup’s platform allows developers to deploy new or existing web applications to a public or private cloud with no code changes. Once the application is deployed, developers can control the application runtime and have cluster-wide visibility into end user response times end-to-end through the entire stack. Makara’s offering supports Java, Flex, PHP, JBoss and Tomcat applications and runs on Amazon EC2, Rackspace Cloud, Terremark vCloud Express, VMware ESX, VMware Workstation, VirtualBox and Xen. Makara faces competition from rPath. [...]

    6. [...] The startup’s platform allows developers to deploy new or existing web applications to a public or private cloud with no code changes. Once the application is deployed, developers can control the application runtime and have cluster-wide visibility into end user response times end-to-end through the entire stack. Makara’s offering supports Java, Flex, PHP, JBoss and Tomcat applications and runs on Amazon EC2, Rackspace Cloud, Terremark vCloud Express, VMware ESX, VMware Workstation, VirtualBox and Xen. Makara faces competition from rPath. [...]

    7. [...] contracts for Enterprise customers. Skydera faces competition from Cloudkick, Makara, RightScale and rPath. CrunchBase Information Skydera Information provided by CrunchBase Tweet [...]

    8. [...] Skydera believes that it can compete with other cloud management platforms because it offers a vertically integrated platform; bringing command, control, provisioning and monitoring an easy to use, single interface. Skydera also promises a cost-effective, “pay-as-you-go” pricing model for SMBs, and annual licensing contracts for Enterprise customers. Skydera faces competition from Cloudkick, Makara, RightScale and rPath. [...]

    9. [...] Skyderaは、コマンドの実行〜制御からそのモニタリングまでの、垂直に統合化されたプラットホームの提供により、そのほかのクラウド管理プラットホームと互角に競合できると考えている。それは、コマンド、コントロール、プロビジョニング(provisioning, システムリソースの事前準備)、使いやすい単一のインタフェイスによるモニタリング、といったタスク要素の…垂直的な…階層である。また小企業のためにはサービスの毎回の利用量に応じたコスト効果の高い課金制を提供し、大企業の顧客には年単位のライセンス契約を提供する。主な競合相手として、Cloudkick、Makara、RightScale、rPathなどがある。 CrunchBase Information Skydera Information provided by CrunchBase [...]

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