Beanstalk will still grant developers the ability to control the entire stack and tweak the platform as they desire. Currently in a public beta, the initial release of Beanstalk is compatible with Java applications and is designed to be extended to work with additional programming languages, reports InfoWorld.
Amazon unveiled Elastic Beanstalk, a new free service designed to make it easier for application developers to take advantage of the company's suite of cloud-based computing services.
Amazon unveiled Elastic Beanstalk, a new free service designed to make it easier for application developers to take advantage of the company's suite of cloud-based computing services, says Forbes. The platform-as-a-service (PaaS) tool automatically handles the deployment details like provisioning compute capacity, load-balancing between servers, autoscaling up and down, and monitoring the health of the application, according to Amazon.
This article was originally published on Wednesday Jan 19th 2011