OpenShift by Red Hat

Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by rplnt on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @10:28AM (#3976702)

> So I play around with this, like it and choose to stick with it. They then introduce uncompetitive pricing.. I just wasted my time.

No, this is not Google AppEngine. The platform is opensourced. You can host this "cloud" on your own servers or rely on some 3rd party provider.

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by fabianofranz on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @12:44PM (#3977395)

Also, take the Java platform for example: it's good old (okay, not old) Java EE 6. Just take your app and deploy it wherever you want (JBoss, Glassfish, Websphere, etc). On AppEngine, you have a blacklisted Java API, proprietary API for common tasks like threads, etc.

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by salimmadjd on Wednesday May 16, 2012 @11:24AM (#3982361)

I'm still paying for the mistake of deploying on the App Engine. BTW, I spoke with open shift folks and they are going to provide a way to migrate your app to openshift

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