PaaS
- noun
- /piː eɪ eɪs/
- Specialized
- Popular PaaS solutions include Heroku and IBM Cloud Foundry, which help in deploying applications easily.
- PaaS transactions
- PaaS product
Examples
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Most PaaS products are business-to-business, targeting programmers and developers.
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Many companies use PaaS to streamline their application development processes.
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First, the PaaS transaction allows a customer to use the computing resources of the provider to deploy the program.
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PaaS products provide a suite of programming tools to deploy their own applications.
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Readers may be familiar with PaaS products such as Microsoft Azure or Google App Engine.
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PaaS can provide higher-level offerings for developers, including new applications specifically designed to be cloud-aware.
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AppFog is a polyglot PaaS with 2GB RAM free, hosted in the EU, Asia, and various US zones.
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With PaaS, developers can focus on coding rather than managing servers.
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Etymology
The word PaaS is short for Platform as a Service, which literally means a 'platform' someone else runs for you 'as a service'. Think of it like a ready stage where developers can build and run apps without managing the machines, which is why PaaS provides the tools and systems needed to develop and host applications.