Cloud Apps: The Seven Deadly Sins
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Click through for the seven deadly sins of cloud apps, as identified by rPath, an application engine provider for the private cloud.
A highly optimized infrastructure — no matter how state of the art — is meaningless without the apps. Applications are the heart and soul of winning new cloud business, securing recurring revenue and ensuring customer satisfaction. So, how can private cloud providers ensure delivery of an application cloud rather than an infrastructure cloud? rPath has identified the seven deadly sins of cloud apps and best practices for avoiding them.
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