Perhaps the biggest reason I -- and many others in my firm who follow open source software and enterprise IT -- am so bullish on cloud computing is the user empowerment and enablement that has occurred. Open source software began teaching us about the importance and...
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Jan 21, 2011
SOURCE:Â MuleSoft MuleSoft has debuted an upgrade to its open-source enterprise service bus software with new capabilities that make it easier to integrate on-premise applications and data with cloud-based Web applications. The new Mule ESB 3.1 also provides a...
Jan 5, 2011
SOURCE:Â Internet.com The move to cloud-based infrastructure is one that is set to dominate networking discussions in 2011. One of the leaders in the move to cloud is networking giant Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO), which provides servers, routing and switching infrastructure...
Dec 13, 2010
SOURCE: NetworkWorld With the explosion in web applications coupled with the explosion in mobile computing, testing performance, scalability and compatibility is an expensive and consuming process. One company, Sauce Labs is leveraging the open source Selenium web...
Dec 7, 2010
SOURCE: ECT News Network Information A company that tries to implement a cloud infrastructure in a closed-source manner is already going against the grain, adopting an approach contrary to that of the companies that built the cloud. If you consider doing things the...
Dec 1, 2010
SOURCE:Â Red Hat Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced that it has acquired Makara, a developer of deployment and management solutions for applications in the cloud. Makara's technologies will accelerate the development...
Nov 16, 2010
SOURCE:Â WSO2 WSO2 today announced the launch of four cloud middleware services for extending enterprise service-oriented architecture (SOA) implementations to business users. Based on middleware products from the award-winning open source WSO2 Carbon middleware...
Oct 11, 2010
Gartner has recently published its Magic Quadrant report, which amongst other things, shows that with a shift towards Web 2.0, cloud and consumer facing portals, the number of viable vendors has dropped from more than 50 in 2003 to less than a dozen in 2010. Read...
