ZK on PaaS Clouds: Heroku and OpenShift Express

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ZK on PaaS Clouds: Heroku and OpenShift Express

Author
Vincent Jian, Engineer, Potix Corporation
Date
January 2, 2012
Version
ZK5+

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PaaS Cloud

PaaS Cloud means Platform as a Service on Cloud, here the Platform is leased application/database capacity. For more accurate definition, refer to Wikipedia. Here we will introduce how to running ZK application on Heroku and OpenShift Express.

Heroku

Heroku currently support six languages: Ruby, Java, Node.js, Scala, Clojure and Python cloud PaaS. It also provides a lot of add-on, such as Heroku Scheduler, ClearDB MySQL Database, NoSql related database, and etc. for developer to integrate them into their application.

OpenShift Express

OpenShift is a free, auto-scaling platform-as-a-service for Java, Ruby, PHP, Perl and Python applications provided by Ret Hat. It also supports MySQL, MySQLi, PDO MySQL, PDO SQLite, and Amazon-RDS database.

Running ZK on Heroku & OpenShift Express

Here we can see the flow chart first.

PaaS FlowChart.png

Both Heroku and OpenShift provides the concept to help us deploy applications easily and no need to concerns the hardware and software that can save a lot of time and cost. Refer to Heroku installation guide and OpenShift installation guide for more detailed steps.

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