Hot on the heels of Stackato 2.6.6, we're excited to make Stackato 2.6.7 available today. As usual, the forum announcement and release notes have the change list.
In the last few years, the ActiveState team was singing the blues more than once when deploying, stress testing, and versioning Stackato in fluctuating, early release, and poorly documented cloud environments. In this context, the OpenStack latest release called “Folsom release” is truly liberating for the open source cloud platform.
Snippets and macros have been a part of Komodo since the beginning. Snippets are for inserting frequently-used pieces of boilerplate text into documents. They have some pre-canned functionality in their shortcuts, but can't be extended.
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
Last week at the HP Discover conference in Frankfurt, Germany, HP’s Biri Singh announced—to some fanfare—the HP Cloud Application PaaS powered by Stackato from ActiveState. Needless to say, it was a big week for HP customers, a big week for ActiveState, and an even bigger week for enterprise PaaS customers.
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
Developers (Devs) and Operations (Ops) rarely get along in an organization. While developers focus on self-service, rapid deployment, framework, and package flexibility, operations staff members are more interested in a consistent and reliable infrastructure, control over resource allocation, and relief from multiple deployment requests. Staff working on both sides often get frustrated, and tend to ignore each other. Developers want “NoOps,” and operations want “NoDevs.” However both Devs and Ops work for the same organization.
Hot on the heels of Stackato 2.6.6, we're excited to make Stackato 2.6.7 available today. As usual, the 
In the last few years, the ActiveState team was singing the blues more than once when deploying, stress testing, and versioning 
Twitter recently and publicly announced that by 
