PaaS Clouds: Which solution is best?
Peerspot users review the highest rated solutions in the PaaS Clouds market
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The PaaS Clouds market is continuing to grow and today there are many options for businesses to choose from. With many options to choose from, discerning which option is best suited to an organisation’s individual needs can be time-consuming and difficult without the right insight.
Over 540,000 professionals have used Peerspot research to inform their purchasing decisions. Its latest paper looks at the highest rated PaaS cloud vendors, profiling each and examining what they can offer enterprise.
Here’s a breakdown of the key players currently active in the market:
Amazon AWS
Average Rating: 8.4
Top Comparison: IBM Public Cloud
Overview: Provides large computing capacity more quickly and more cheaply than a client company building an actual physical server farm.
Google Cloud
Average Rating: 8.2
Top Comparison: Pivotal Cloud Foundry
Overview: Build scalable apps. Use Google's global, reliable infrastructure. Securely manage enterprise data. Get insights from data faster. Whatever businesses are solving for, Google Cloud can help.
Heroku
Average Rating: 9.0
Top Comparison: Microsoft Azure
Overview: A cloud application platform that provides a streamlined, efficient place for web app developers to create and deploy their applications whilst maximising developer productivity.
IBM Public Cloud
Average Rating: 7.7
Top Comparison: Amazon AWS
Overview: A full-stack cloud platform that spans public, private and hybrid environments. It lets businesses build with a robust suite of advanced data and AI tools to help them on their journey to the cloud.
Microsoft Azure
Average Rating: 8.3
Top Comparison: Oracle Cloud Platform
Overview: Allows developers to concentrate on the actual applications, while it takes care of all the elements behind the apps.
OpenShift
Average Rating: 7.6
Top Comparison: Amazon AWS
Overview: Allows developers to quickly develop, host, and scale applications in a cloud environment.
Oracle Cloud Platform
Average Rating: 7.8
Top Comparison: Microsoft Azure
Overview: Provides a shared and elastically scalable platform for consolidation of existing applications and new application development and deployment.
Pivotal Cloud Foundry
Average Rating: 8.3
Top Comparison: Microsoft Azure
Overview: Provides a cloud-native application platform that allows businesses to continuously deliver any app to every major private and public cloud with a single platform.
Salesforce Platform
Average Rating: 8.0
Top Comparison: Microsoft Azure
Overview: Designed for scale and speed, it provides a fast way to build apps with open APIs, back-end services, integration tools, starter templates as well as powerful developer environments.
SAP Cloud Platform
Average Rating: 8.2
Top Comparison: Amazon AWS
Overview: Powers applications that deliver real-time insights to drive more effective and timely decision making. The product promises to accelerate analytics, business processes, sentiment data processing, and predictive capabilities.
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