Vaadin and Spring Roo Development To Cloud Foundry
This is the video of an internal briefing for Vaadin team on an upcoming tutorial for using Vaadin, Roo, Visual editor, STS and Cloud Foundry together for rapid application creation.
Tag: java
Deploying a Spring Application to Cloud Foundry with eXo Cloud IDE
This short video shows how to create a Spring application and deploy it to Cloud Foundry in a few minutes.
The Cloudy Future of Integration
Applications are increasingly facing demands for horizontal scalability and cross-platform interoperability. NoSQL data stores are gaining momentum as a way to address the scalability challenges, but for Java developers, this means we need to explore new territory beyond relational database libraries like JDBC and JPA. This video explains how the …
Building for the Cloud
Netflix has moved its production services from being completely datacenter-based, to being primarily cloud-based in a little over a year. This video briefly explains why they did it and why they chose Amazon’s AWS.
Instant Cloud: Just Add Java
This video discusses reasons for considering cloud deployments and focuses on cloud technologies from the developer’s point of view. It shows real technology from multiple cloud vendors and explores open source cloud frameworks, Java-focused cloud environments, and development tools.
Deploying Applications on Heroku
Heroku provides a Cloud Application Platform where application deployment is just a “git push” away. Through code and demos you will learn in this video how to deploy applications on Heroku, scale and manage them.
Cumulogic CEO Interview
This video presents and interview of Cumulogic CEO Rajesh Ramchandani. CumuLogic Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), currently in beta, provides easy-to-use, end-to-end application infrastructure services, including monitoring, management and autoscaling so you can deploy your applications in public or private clouds, or both.
Using Scala, Akka and Play in the Cloud
This video provides an overview on how to deploy Scala, Akka and the Play! framework in the Cloud. Keep the battle-tested performance of the Java Virtual Machine, keep using your existing Java code, but jump ahead in developer productivity.