AD cmdlets in the voting booth

Found this via Jackson. ActiveRoles Server – the AD rules, roles, policy, identity management, provisioning, etc. product which has the AD cmdlets as a freeware component (and frankly pays the bill for the effort) is featured in a few nominations in the Info Security reader’s choice awards.

So if you like the cmdlets, one of the ways to show that is going to the site and voting for ActiveRoles Server over there.

A few other Quest products are nominated as well, so if you happen to be using them – feel free to add them to the ballot.

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Jelastic got the "Best Application Service" award from the German hosting industry! lnkd.in/pe7uED 2 weeks ago

Now (in addition to Eclipse and IDEA) Jelastic has a NetBeans plugin! Happy programming! :) ow.ly/kKJQE 2 weeks ago

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Meet our iPad2 Winner, Bruce Burke

Last month we ran our first sweeps contest and received over 30,000 entries in just 4 weeks! Below is a screenshot of the Facebook entries: After announcing the winner, Bruce Burke, I decided to get in touch and find out more about him and how he is using Jelastic for his projects. Hi Bruce, thanks [...]The post Meet our iPad2 Winner, Bruce Burke appeared fi […]

MongoDB Master Slave Replication

As we’ve already told you in our previous post about MySQL master-slave replication the database replication offers various benefits depending on its type and the options you choose, but the common benefit of replication is the availability of data when and where it is needed. As a result, your customers will experience improved availability of replicated d […]

Integration with NetBeans IDE

Like millions of developers out there we really love NetBeans IDE, which lets you quickly and easily develop Java desktop, mobile, and web applications, while also providing great tools for PHP developers. That’s why we have created a Jelastic plugin for this platform. With the new Jelastic plugin for NetBeans IDE, you can work with your development, [...]Th […]

New Version of Jelastic – 1.9.1 Launched

Today we announced the launch of a major new version of Jelastic. The new version, 1.9.1, features a CRON scheduler, the ability to schedule database backups, new notifications about running out of resources and the latest versions of software stacks (including PostgreSQL 9.2.4). The newly launched Jelastic 1.9.1 includes: CRON job scheduler, Scheduled datab […]

Jelastic Released Commercially by innofield!

Switzerland is well know for chocolate, their army knives and creating fabulous watches. Thanks to innofield, the Swiss will forever be known as the providers of the first Swiss based PaaS solution with their Flow App Engine (powered by Jelastic). This week, innofield came out of beta and launched commercially with Jelastic 1.9.1. “As Platform-as-a-Service […]

Play 1 vs Play 2 Framework

Today’s guest post comes to you from our friend and user, Dane Marcelo, JArchitect product manager. He points out some interesting differences between the Play 1 and the Play 2 frameworks. So, let’s dive into this great post! Play is an open source web application framework, written in Scala and Java, which follows the model–view–controller (MVC) architectur […]

Cloud Software Stacks Market Share: April 2013

It’s that time where we can share with you the updated statistics on databases, Java and PHP application servers as well as Java and PHP version popularity. Last month was hot here at Jelastic: we launched Jelastic in the Netherlands with the most technically advanced hoster in the country – info.nl and in Switzerland with our very [...]The post Cloud Softwa […]

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