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OpenLogic Announces Availability of Pre-Configured and Custom Stacks in Amazon Marketplace

Posted by Aaron Mandelbaum on Fri, Apr 20, 2012
  
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BROOMFIELD, Colo. April 20th 2012—OpenLogic, Inc., provider of enterprise open source solutions for the data center and the cloud, today announced that its open platform as a service,  CloudSwing, is now available on AWS Marketplace. OpenLogic CloudSwing is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) that provides complete choice around infrastructure, components and programming languages. In addition, CloudSwing provides easy configuration, cost tracking, application monitoring and enhanced enterprise grade security for public or private clouds.

Enterprise developers interested in learning how they can quickly and easily deploy to the cloud can see OpenLogic’s video “OpenLogic CloudSwing Demo: Your App. Any Stack. Any Cloud: https://bitly.com/CloudSwingPaaS.”

AWS Marketplace is a new online store where customers searching for business and development software can find, compare, and immediately start using software in the Amazon Web Services cloud.

“We are excited to be among the first participants of the AWS Marketplace,” said Rod Cope, CTO and Founder of OpenLogic. “OpenLogic is uniquely positioned to offer easily deployable open source stacks and full enterprise grade support for both fixed and custom built stacks in the cloud.”

OpenLogic’s products available in the new AWS Marketplace provide:

    • Stack flexibility: OpenLogic will provide pre-configured stacks including LAMP, Nginx, Tomcat, Node.js and Rails and custom stacks using OpenLogic CloudSwing. CloudSwing enables users to quickly and easily deploy either pre-built or customized technology stacks in the Amazon cloud and track associated costs of the deployment.

    • Enterprise grade security: All stacks pre-configured with security best practices.

    • Enterprise support: Commercial grade support including business hour or 24x7 with response time commitments as low as one hour.

    • Flexible pricing: For a flat monthly fee, OpenLogic customers get unlimited support incidents on all of the components in the open source stack. There are also free options for customers who do not need support.


To view OpenLogic products and services available in the AWS Marketplace, please visit:

http://www.bit.ly/openlogicAWSMarketplace.

 

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OpenLogic is a leading provider of enterprise open source solutions for the cloud and the data center.  OpenLogic helps hundreds of leading enterprises across a wide range of industries to safely acquire, support, and control open source software.  OpenLogic offers certification, commercial-grade technical support and indemnification for over 650 open source packages backed by the OpenLogic Expert Community.  OpenLogic also offers CloudSwing, a complete open PaaS solution for enterprises seeking to deploy applications and customized open source stacks in the cloud, and OLEX Enterprise Edition, a SaaS solution for open source scanning and governance.

 



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