As enterprises move towards VMware-based private, public, and hybrid clouds, independent software vendors (ISVs) will find a fast growing market for cloud-ready applications. VMware lets you deliver on this huge opportunity through the VMware vCloud API, which allows programmatic access to cloud infrastructure, and vApps, which can be easily deployed to interoperable cloud environments.
- Write new applications or adapt existing applications to programmatically leverage a VMware-based cloud infrastructure with the vCloud API.
- Package pre-configured multi-tiered application stacks into vApps, which can be quickly deployed in VMware compatible clouds with no upfront packaging or configuration required of end users.
- Deliver enhanced value to your customers by using VMware resources and expertise when you join the Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program as a vCloud ISV partner.
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The ISV and open source community has taken note of VMware’s investment in the vCloud initiative and is integrating key solutions with the VMware vCloud API. For example, both Java and Python software development kits (SDKs) are now available for the vCloud API, making it easier for developers and ISVs to jumpstart their projects around development of related applications and tools for VMware vCloud Director based private, public and hybrid clouds.
Featured VMware vCloud Express Ecosystem Partners
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Cloudera, the commercial Hadoop company, delivers the scalable platform for a new generation of data-intensive applications. Founded by leading experts on big data from Facebook, Google, Oracle and Yahoo!, Cloudera helps traditional enterprises tap into the power of Hadoop.
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Cloud Tools is a set of tools for deploying, managing and testing Java EE applications on Amazon's Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2) and VMware environments. Cloud Tools powers the SpringSource Cloud Foundry service, the fastest and simplest way to deploy Spring and Grails applications to the cloud.
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Dasein Cloud is an Open Source cloud abstraction layer for Java that provides a single set of Java interfaces for accessing common cloud services. Java developers can leverage Dasein Cloud to provide "write-once, run against any cloud" access to public and private cloud resources. Dasein Cloud supports clouds based on vCloud Express.
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fog is a Ruby library that helps you interact with multiple cloud services. High level models provide a simplified interface making it easier to get started. Then low level requests allow power users to get the most out of each individual cloud. Finally, mocks make testing and integrating a breeze. Put them together and you get a great cloud computing experience!
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jclouds is an open source framework that helps you get started in the cloud and reuse your java development skills. Our api allows you to freedom to use portable abstractions or cloud-specific features. We support many clouds including Amazon, VMWare, Azure, and Rackspace. jclouds has also integrated to Ant and Maven to enable them to take advantage of vCloud Express.
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Libcloud is a unified interface into a variety of cloud hosting providers. With libcloud, a developer can develop once, and have their product work with any cloud that it supports. Libcloud was launched in July 2009 by the team behind Cloudkick.com, and has since joined the Apache Software Foundation Incubator.
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webappVM (now Makara) is pioneering a next-generation approach to application management that leverages cloud architecture. It gives users the scaling and automation benefits of PaaS but on their choice of infrastructure providers, including those powered by vCloud Express. webappVM is the first cloud orchestration solution to have shipping support for vCloud.
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