News: Cloud Scalability Webinar, ActiveState Acquires Appsecute

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Hi sherly, Welcome to our June newsletter. Here's what's new at ActiveState: Webinar: Scalability: Delivering the Promise of the Cloud New Stackato User Screencasts In the News: ActiveState Acquires Appsecute, Interview with Phoenix Project Co-Author Kevin Behr Licensing: ActivePerl, Python and Tcl Business and Enterprise Happy coding, The ActiveState Team Webinar: Scalability: Delivering the Promise of the Cloud Date: Thursday, June 27, 2013 Time: 10 am PT / 1 pm ET (1 hour) Presenters: John Wetherill, Developer Evangelist, ActiveState Ho Ming Li, Cloud Engineer, ActiveState What's the use of raw cloud computing power if your services can't easily adapt to load requirements caused by fluctuating demand? With Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), elastic scalability is not only possible, but practical. This webinar will demonstrate how to create a multi-node cluster, launch multiple apps, and validate performance improvements. Seats are limited. Register today. New Stackato User Screencasts Get an overview of the Stackato platform with these new 2 minute tutorial videos. Learn how to: Download and get started Configure user and application settings Customize your organization's own App Store Deploy and monitor applications Watch the Screencasts. In the News: ActiveState Acquires Appsecute "ActiveState Acquires Appsecute..." ActiveState official announcement "ActiveState Acquires Appsecute for Social DevOps in the Cloud" by Isha Suri, DevOps Angle "ActiveState Buys Appsecute to Enhance PaaS" by Alex Williams, TechCrunch "The Ultimate Experimenter: An Interview with Phoenix Project Co-Author Kevin Behr" by Isabelle Groc for Wired Innovation Insights Check out more news coverage Licensing: ActivePerl, Python and Tcl Business and Enterprise Since many organizations are using virtual servers, we have received questions regarding our Business and Enterprise licensing terms. To clarify, Business Edition is priced at $999 per OS instance/year, or in other words, priced for each production or external-facing server, including virtual servers. Enterprise Edition is based on custom pricing with site-wide licensing terms. Each license provides unlimited usage across your development unit. If you are using Perl, Python or Tcl on production servers, please find out more about which edition best suits your needs. Learn more: Compare Editions. Stackato 2.10.6 Coming Soon: ActivePerl 5.18.0 ActiveTcl 8.4.20 RC Perl Dev Kit 9.x OSCON (Open Source Convention) July 22-26, Portland, OR Agile 2013 Aug. 5-9, Nashville, TN LinuxCon/CloudOpen North America Sep. 16-18, New Orleans, LA 20th Annual Tcl/Tk Conference Sep. 23-27, New Orleans, LA Hosting & Cloud Transformation Summit Sep. 23-25, Las Vegas, NV Gartner Symposium/ITxpo Oct. 6-10, Orlando, FL Recent Blogs Stackato Authentication Using LDAP or Google Apps By Andrew Cole, Stackato Developer Wordpress Development Workflow Using Stackato, HipHop, and Jenkins By Troy Topnik, Technical Communications Specialist Stackato 2.10.6 Released! By Brent Smithurst, Director of Product Management How to set up Stackato on OpenStack By Ho Ming Li, Cloud Engineer Is a "DevOps" Job Title So Bad? By Phil Whelan, Developer Evangelist Read more on our Blog. 1700 - 409 Granville Street | Vancouver, BC V6C 1T2 | Canada | www.activestate.com Phone: (778) 786 1100 | Toll-Free: 1 (866) 631 4581 | Fax: (778) 786 1133

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