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Delivers Open-Source Server-Based Application Deployments

Category: Linux
Published: 11/08/2007, 17:51
Editor: Badragan Ciprian

    JumpBox, Inc. announced the public release of its JumpBox line of server applications for Virtual Iron Software's server virtualization platform. JumpBoxes allow for quick and simple deployment of Open Source server-based applications. The JumpBox platform bundles the entire application stack into a turn-key, pre-configured unit that runs on top of virtualization software such as Virtual Iron.

    The new appliances allow users to deploy open-source, server-based applications on Virtual Iron environments
in a fraction of the time it would normally take them. JumpBoxes for Virtual Iron are available immediately for download. Where typical deployment of a server-based application would take a technician several hours or even days, a JumpBox takes just minutes.

    Kimbro Staken, Co-founder and CEO of JumpBox noted: "JumpBox makes the installation of Open Source
server software simple enough that anyone can do it. Want a wiki for a small team? Or a CRM system for your sales force? With JumpBox, Virtual Iron users can have one running in minutes. Similar benefits can be had for content management, project management and blogging applications."

    Value-added features such as automated backups and a consistent web based control panel also simplify
usage for users. By facilitating faster deployment, lower costs and overhead and fewer headaches, JumpBoxes let people focus on their jobs, not worrying about getting software to work properly. Virtual Iron provides enterprise-class server virtualization and virtual infrastructure management software that enables organizations of all sizes to dramatically reduce the cost and complexity of managing and operating their data centers.

    "Virtual Iron is dedicated to delivering all the benefits of enterprise-class server virtualization
without the complexity and cost," said Chris Barclay, director of product management at Virtual Iron. "The JumpBox line of virtual appliances for Virtual Iron furthers this goal by helping our users quickly and easily deploy server-based applications."

    JumpBoxes are simple to deploy, easy to manage and support a wide variety of virtualization platforms.
The JumpBox library currently contains virtual appliances for a number of popular Open Source applications, the list includes: Drupal, Joomla!, MediaWiki, DokuWiki, PunBB, Wordpress, SugarCRM, TWiki and Trac/Subversion. Deployment is quick and requires minimal technical skill.



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