If you're using the Stackato Sandbox, you may have already noticed some
differences in the Management Console's Logs interface. They hint at bigger
changes behind the scenes, coming in Stackato 2.4:
The macro system in Komodo allows for some creative possibilities. I've written a macro that provides the ability to replay chess games, utilizing the Komodo editor to display the board, game pieces and sequence of moves:
The latest of release of FeedHenry's App Studio includes a complete re-vamp of the Cloud Management section, enabling one-click mobile application deployment to any Stackato system, running on any cloud.
While I was in Amsterdam at GigaOM Structure Europe, I also participated in a panel on "The Evolution of Private PaaS Solutions." The panel was moderated by Barb Darrow of GigaOM and other participants included Ruben Daniels - Co-Founder and CEO, Cloud9 IDE, Johan den Haan - CTO, Mendix, and Richard Nicholson - CEO and Founder, Paremus.
Autumn in Amsterdam is always beautiful. Throw in a cloud conference and you’ve got yourself a really great time! I was honored to have the opportunity to speak at GigaOM Structure Europe and enjoyed many conversations with some of the finest “cloudy” minds in the business. I thought I’d take this opportunity to share some of my thoughts and observations of the goings on at Structure Europe.
We love our customers and always look for any opportunity to come out and meet all of you. We have a ton of events going on this quarter, so if you're free, in the area, or want to make the trek - come on out and say hi. You may score one of the highly coveted, limited edition Stackato t-shirts!
Check out the list below of where we'll be, between now and December:
OpenStack Summit Where: San Diego When: October 15-18 Who: Diane Mueller, Cloud Evangelist
Sugar CRM is industry-leading customer relationship management software. We've had it working well on Stackato since before 1.0 was released, but we've held off on putting it in Stackato's App Store till we could get a smooth install experience.
ActiveState has posted a few jobs on our Careers page recently, and one in particular has caused some of my friends in the software world to ask me: "Isn't that what you do?"
I'll start this post with the usual, "ActiveState is excited to announce the release of Stackato 2.4. It's the best version of Stackato yet!"
If you're using the Stackato Sandbox, you may have already noticed some
differences in the Management Console's Logs interface. They hint at bigger
changes behind the scenes, coming in Stackato 2.4:
The macro system in Komodo allows for some creative possibilities. I've written a macro that provides the ability to replay chess games, utilizing the Komodo editor to display the board, game pieces and sequence of moves:
OpenStack train keeps rolling with "Folsom" release
ActiveState has posted a few jobs on our 