Announcing SpringSource Cloud Foundry

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Aug 19th, 2009, 07:15 PM
adam.fitzgerald

Announcing SpringSource Cloud Foundry
SpringSource Cloud Foundry provides an easy-to-use self-service approach, enabling developers to deploy their applications in minutes using a simple web interface. It offers automation of common deployment blueprints and intelligent, SLA-driven resource allocation with automatic scaling and automatic infrastructure repair.
- Cloud Foundry
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Sign up for an account
- Getting Started Guide and Video Demonstration
- Feature List
- Rod Johnson's blog post about Cloud Foundry
- Chris Richardson's blog post
The SpringSource Cloud Foundry community forum is the best place to ask questions to the Cloud Foundry team and community.

Have fun in the cloud!

Adam FitzGerald
SpringSource
Oct 21st, 2009, 03:53 PM
edgar

The FAQ link is wrong. (http://'http//www.cloudfoundry.com/faq.html%22)
Oct 21st, 2009, 04:28 PM
adam.fitzgerald

Thanks for pointing that out. I've fixed the link now.

Adam FitzGerald
SpringSource
Apr 7th, 2010, 04:02 PM
jenkitall

Is Cloud Foundry available for vSphere

Can I build-test Cloud Foundry on vSphere private cloud?
If not now, when will it happen?
I am exploring this as an alternative of migrating to VMWare cloud instead of JBoss 5.x.
Apr 8th, 2010, 11:40 AM
clee

Cloud Foundry is built upon the open source Cloud Tools, which provides infrastructure and provisioning services into cloud environments. Cloud Tools recently received adapter code commit from Steve Jin to enable Cloud Tools to function in a vSphere environment (http://blog.springsource.com/2009/12/08/3537/). However, Cloud Foundry is definitely purpose built for Amazon AWS and is closed source. Therefore, you can definitely build and test Cloud Tools on vSphere using the command line or build targets, but porting Clound Foundry would not be available in the near future. However, we are diligently investigating bringing functionality similar to Cloud Foundry to the VMware environment. When we have better clarity on product definition and schedule, then we will share that here with users of Cloud Foundry. Thanks.

Charles
Jul 15th, 2011, 10:45 AM
Frank E. Artman

Quote:

Originally Posted by edgar

The FAQ link is wrong. (http://'http//www.cloudfoundry.com/faq.html%22)

Thanks for the link! :)