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Let me introduce my Moncaí!
NDC 2011
Oslo, Jun 8, 2011

Dale Ragan
dale.ragan@moncai.com
Twitter: @dwragan

Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
Providers
About Moncaí
Features
Future
Philosophies
Questions & Discussion

App Deployment Today
Write a fantastic web application

App Deployment Today
Write a fantastic web application

Now deploy it ...

Server-based
Shared Hosting

Virtual Dedicated

Server-based
Shared Hosting

Virtual Dedicated

Dedicated

Platform-based
Application oriented
Higher level of abstraction

Platform-based
Application oriented
Higher level of abstraction
No up-front cost

Platform-based
Application oriented
Higher level of abstraction
No up-front cost
Out-source a portion of your system
administration

Moncaí
Windows Azure
Appharbor
Heroku / SalesForce

Moncaí
Windows Azure
Appharbor
Heroku / SalesForce
PHPFog

Moncaí
Windows Azure
Appharbor
Heroku / SalesForce
PHPFog
Orchestra

Moncaí
Windows Azure
Appharbor
Heroku / SalesForce
PHPFog
Orchestra
Google App Engine

Currated Stack
Egalitarian Infrastructure

Currated Stack
Egalitarian Infrastructure
Building it scalable from the start

Currated Stack
Egalitarian Infrastructure
Building it scalable from the start
Conventions = Constraints

Currated Stack
Egalitarian Infrastructure
Building it scalable from the start
Conventions = Constraints
Get started quickly

Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
Providers
About Moncaí
Features
Future
Conclusion
Questions & Discussion

http://moncai.com/

Moncaí - Irish for monkey, pronounced monkey.

Currently in private beta
Deploy instantly

Currently in private beta
Deploy instantly
$ mkdir yourapp
$ git init
$ touch README
$ git add .
$ git commit -m “Initial Commit”

Currently in private beta
Deploy instantly
$ mkdir yourapp
$ git init
$ touch README
$ git add .
$ git commit -m “Initial Commit”
$ moncai create

Currently in private beta
Deploy instantly
$ mkdir yourapp
$ git init
$ touch README
$ git add .
$ git commit -m “Initial Commit”
$ moncai create
Created http://lucky-charm-1.moncai.com | git@moncai.com:lucky-charm.git
Git remote moncai added

$ git push moncai master
--------> Moncai receiving push
--------> ASP.NET app detected
Compiling ... Done
Running Tests ... Done
--------> Launching ... Done
http://lucky-charm-1.moncai.com/ ... deployed

Current Features
Custom Domains
SSL
HTTP Caching

Current Features
Custom Domains
SSL
HTTP Caching
Git

Current Features
Custom Domains
SSL
HTTP Caching
Git
Mercurial

Planned Features
Dependency Management
Build Customization

Planned Features
Dependency Management
Build Customization
Database Import / Export

Planned Features
Dependency Management
Build Customization
Database Import / Export
Background Jobs

Planned Features
Dependency Management
Build Customization
Database Import / Export
Background Jobs
Release Management

Planned Features
Dependency Management
Build Customization
Database Import / Export
Background Jobs
Release Management
Logging

Planned Features
Dependency Management
Build Customization
Database Import / Export
Background Jobs
Release Management
Logging
Staging / Production

Resources

MySQL Database
Memcached
Redis

Resources

MySQL Database
Memcached
Redis
RabbitMQ

Scaling
Effortlessly
Scale on the fly, by changing the
number of instances running your
app

Scaling
Effortlessly
Scale on the fly, by changing the
number of instances running your
app
Ability to create pre-sets

Philosophies

No vendor lock-in (open-source)

Philosophies

No vendor lock-in (open-source)
We don’t own your data, you do

Philosophies

No vendor lock-in (open-source)
We don’t own your data, you do
KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid)

Questions & Discussion

I haz a question ...

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NDC 2011 - Let me introduce my Moncai

1. Let me introduce my Moncaí! NDC 2011 Oslo, Jun 8, 2011 Dale Ragan dale.ragan@moncai.com Twitter: @dwragan

2. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Providers About Moncaí Features Future Philosophies Questions & Discussion

3. App Deployment Today Write a fantastic web application

4. App Deployment Today Write a fantastic web application Now deploy it ...

5. Server-based

6. Server-based Shared Hosting

7. Server-based Shared Hosting Virtual Dedicated

8. Server-based Shared Hosting Virtual Dedicated Dedicated

9. Platform-based

10. Platform-based Application oriented

11. Platform-based Application oriented Higher level of abstraction

12. Platform-based Application oriented Higher level of abstraction No up-front cost

13. Platform-based Application oriented Higher level of abstraction No up-front cost Out-source a portion of your system administration

14. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Providers About Moncaí Features Future Philosophies Questions & Discussion

15.

16. Moncaí

17. Moncaí Windows Azure

18. Moncaí Windows Azure Appharbor

19. Moncaí Windows Azure Appharbor Heroku / SalesForce

20. Moncaí Windows Azure Appharbor Heroku / SalesForce PHPFog

21. Moncaí Windows Azure Appharbor Heroku / SalesForce PHPFog Orchestra

22. Moncaí Windows Azure Appharbor Heroku / SalesForce PHPFog Orchestra Google App Engine

23.

24. Currated Stack

25. Currated Stack Egalitarian Infrastructure

26. Currated Stack Egalitarian Infrastructure Building it scalable from the start

27. Currated Stack Egalitarian Infrastructure Building it scalable from the start Conventions = Constraints

28. Currated Stack Egalitarian Infrastructure Building it scalable from the start Conventions = Constraints Get started quickly

29. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Providers About Moncaí Features Future Conclusion Questions & Discussion

30. http://moncai.com/

31. http://moncai.com/ Moncaí - Irish for monkey, pronounced monkey.

32.

33. Currently in private beta

34. Currently in private beta Deploy instantly

35. Currently in private beta Deploy instantly $ mkdir yourapp $ git init $ touch README $ git add . $ git commit -m “Initial Commit”

36. Currently in private beta Deploy instantly $ mkdir yourapp $ git init $ touch README $ git add . $ git commit -m “Initial Commit” $ moncai create

37. Currently in private beta Deploy instantly $ mkdir yourapp $ git init $ touch README $ git add . $ git commit -m “Initial Commit” $ moncai create Created http://lucky-charm-1.moncai.com | git@moncai.com:lucky-charm.git Git remote moncai added

38. $ git push moncai master

39. $ git push moncai master --------> Moncai receiving push --------> ASP.NET app detected Compiling ... Done Running Tests ... Done --------> Launching ... Done http://lucky-charm-1.moncai.com/ ... deployed

40. $ git push moncai master --------> Moncai receiving push --------> ASP.NET app detected Compiling ... Done Running Tests ... Done --------> Launching ... Done http://lucky-charm-1.moncai.com/ ... deployed Let’s let that soak in ...

41.

42. We support ASP.NET today.

43. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Providers About Moncaí Features Future Philosophies Questions & Discussion

44. Current Features

45. Current Features Custom Domains

46. Current Features Custom Domains SSL

47. Current Features Custom Domains SSL HTTP Caching

48. Current Features Custom Domains SSL HTTP Caching Git

49. Current Features Custom Domains SSL HTTP Caching Git Mercurial

50. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Providers About Moncaí Features Future Philosophies Questions & Discussion

51. Planned Features

52. Planned Features Dependency Management

53. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization

54. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization Database Import / Export

55. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization Database Import / Export Background Jobs

56. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization Database Import / Export Background Jobs Release Management

57. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization Database Import / Export Background Jobs Release Management Logging

58. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization Database Import / Export Background Jobs Release Management Logging Staging / Production

59. Planned Features Dependency Management Build Customization Database Import / Export Background Jobs Release Management Logging Staging / Production Add-on Ecosystem

60. Resources

61. Resources MySQL Database

62. Resources MySQL Database Memcached

63. Resources MySQL Database Memcached Redis

64. Resources MySQL Database Memcached Redis RabbitMQ

65. Scaling

66. Scaling Effortlessly

67. Scaling Effortlessly Scale on the fly, by changing the number of instances running your app

68. Scaling Effortlessly Scale on the fly, by changing the number of instances running your app Ability to create pre-sets

69. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Providers About Moncaí Features Future Philosophies Questions & Discussion

70. Philosophies

71. Philosophies No vendor lock-in (open-source)