Showing posts with label PaaS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PaaS. Show all posts

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Cloud Computing

having seen the traditional software development efforts over the last 12+yrs & having seen the way we always have common development issues in terms of supporting the product on the server side & the object data store which is of utmost importance to scale the application & also offering the backend support for the business data that is being transacted day in & day out.This demands a greater team of resources who have expertise handling the server side & transaction level details(OS, Server Hardware, Databases, Front/GUI API etc).
Flash forward to 2008 & we are already seeing great support to Cloud or "Platform as a Service" models giving breather to groups of innovators who have been delaying the efforts due to failed teams or expensive resources, personally I have been involved with metadata based applications & support the cloud model by heart, have always tried to project that companies do not need a team of IT developers to design/develope/maintain day to day business applications, Amazon EC2/S3 & other upcoming data storage as well as PaaS Services will make it easy & cost effective for all to build/deploy/ & maintain applications in cloud with minimal IT resources/teams.
contact me on vshintre@definee.com if you are looking for a cloud/PaaS application developer

Friday, September 19, 2008

Metadata based application design

Have been instrumental in designing & developing metadata based enterprise applications. Now that SaaS & PaaS services are being offered by major vendors we are moving away from traditional product development models.Given the cost advantage along with the application infrastructure maintenance benefits I feel cloud computing is here to stay, so enterprise on demand is a reality.From CRM, Email, to hosted data services like Amazon s3 building a product offering seems like a click away, which I think will boost greater innovation & bring more competitive vendors in the market giving cost advantage to clients. So 3 cheers to metadata & multi tenant platforms, I feel the multi tenant should extend to multi technology so that 1 is not bound by the platform limitations, though the integration seems open ended via web services & xml the end user should have a choice to deploy the app using PaaS while choosing the technology he wants. that way he has the option to keep his product development both in sync on & off PaaS/SaaS frameworks.
Contact me if you are looking for a Web Services & metadata expert on vshintre@definee.com