CloudStory.in Monthly Sum-up for January

Wednesday February 01, 2012 , 3 min Read

It’s been just a month since we launched CloudStory.in. But it certainly feels more than that!

January’s focus has been on Platform as a Service. We did an in-depth analysis of Google App Engine, VMware Cloud Foundry, Red Hat OpenShift and Force.com. Continuing on the theme of PaaS, we partnered with Zinnov to deliver a Webinar to analyze the PaaS landscape. This was India’s first webinar that was neutral, unbiased and an independent analysis of the PaaS market. The feedback from the attendees has been very encouraging and we are committed to bring more such Webinars in the future.

Here is a round up of some of the popular articles from January-

How the Platform War has Shifted to the Cloud – This article discussed how the platform war of .NET, Java and LAMP has slowly shifted to the Cloud.
What’s in store for the Cloud in 2012? – Our predictions for 2012 where we foresee OpenStack gaining ground and VMware Cloud Foundry becoming a viable PaaS offering.
Developers Are The New Super Heroes Of The Cloud – We love developers and tell you why they are much more powerful in the era of Cloud.
Will the Real Private Cloud Please Stand up? – The classic debate of Virtualization & Private Cloud goes on and here is our take!
Has Google App Engine Lost the Steam? We believe so! Here is a critical analysis of how Google has lost the momentum with Google App Engine.
What is Cloud Telephony? – Our first guest post brings an overview of the telephony on the Cloud that talks about the key attributes.
A Peek into Amazon DynamoDB – A closer look at Amazon’s latest managed NoSQL database offering along with a comparison with Amazon SimpleDB.
Is VMware the new Microsoft in the PaaS World? An analysis of how VMware is attempting what Microsoft did in early 2000s with .NET.