A brief overview about platform as a service

1. PaaS: a simple overview Miguel Angel Pastor Olivar miguelinlas3 at gmail dot com http://miguelinlas3.blogspot.com http://twitter.com/miguelinlas3

3. An abstract model

4. Differential aspects

5. Taxonomy

6. A real vision

8. A real example

9. Introduction

11. Available PaaS types?

12. New procedures and practices?

13. Wide range of business solutions?

14. Support to legacy code?

15. An abstract model

18. Hard support to legacy code

19. Runtime in vendor´s datacenter

20. Main admin task: user management

21. Diferential aspects

23. Runtime

24. Management

25. Administration

27. Application patterns

29. Index, search, categorization over high volume of dynamic data

32. No all vendors provide billing mechanism

36. Taxonomy

38. 3GL and transactional applications

39. 4GL and content oriented applications

40. 4GL and transactional oriented applications

41. Business developers and content applications

42. Business developers and transactional apps

43. A real approach Google App Engine (GAE)

45. Authentication API and email sending

50. No writing disk is available

51. Code excution on web requests (30 seconds)

53. No relational database

54. Hard consistent model

55. Optimistic concurrent control

57. Proven management module system

58. Not necessary writing our own module

60. Emailing

61. Memcache

62. Image manipulation

64. 5 millions visits/month

66. Another vision: VMForce

69. Spring framework

70. VMWare virtualization

71. force.com infrastructure

73. Reporting

74. Movility

75. Integration

76. Business process

77. User management

78. Application management

80. Reporting

81. Movility

82. Integration

83. Business process

84. User management

85. Application management

87. Java code

88. Data in force.com

89. Drag and Drop

91. Vcloud

92. tcServer

94. Application logic is our main focus

95. Recommendations

97. Hard work loads to move

98. Other work loads to move

99. Economic benefits evaluation

100. Risk evaluation

101. Lock-in vendor

102. SLA evaluation

103. Lifecycle evaluation

104. Conclusions

106. Popular technology at incoming years

109. That´s all!! Thank you!