01 September 2010, 09:08
Cloud platform from VMware
At VMworld 2010 in San Francisco, virtualisation and cloud infrastructure specialist VMware has presented a cloud platform for developing Java applications. Based on the VMware hypervisor, VMware vFabric combines the Spring Java framework with tc Server (an Apache Tomcat-based application server), a load balancer, messaging service RabbitMQ and monitoring service Hyperic.
According to VMware, applications generated using vFabric will be able to run in a number of cloud environments. Red Hat announced a similar product based on its JBoss application server just a few days ago – it supports Spring and other Java frameworks.
See also:
- VMware Introduces Cloud Application Platform to Drive IT as a Service, press release from VMware.
- RabbitMQ 2.0.0 released, a report from The H
- RabbitMQ plugs into Grails, a report from The H
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