Impressed with VMWare Cloud Foundry

Just got my VMWare Cloud Foundry login, and tried my first application there.

I've previously used Google App Engine and Amazon EC2 for production apps, and Cloud Foundry blows them out of water by its ease of use.

The feature I'm most interested to measure is IOPS and disk throughput, though.

I'll have to block out some time to test that, some time this week.

$ vmc runtimes

+--------+-------------+-----------+
| Name   | Description | Version   |
+--------+-------------+-----------+
| node   | Node.js     | 0.4.5     |
| java   | Java 6      | 1.6       |
| ruby18 | Ruby 1.8    | 1.8.7     |
| ruby19 | Ruby 1.9    | 1.9.2p180 |
+--------+-------------+-----------+

$ vmc frameworks

+---------+
| Name    |
+---------+
| grails  |
| node    |
| spring  |
| sinatra |
| rails3  |
+---------+

$ vmc services

============== System Services ==============

+---------+---------+-------------------------------+
| Service | Version | Description                   |
+---------+---------+-------------------------------+
| mysql   | 5.1     | MySQL database service        |
| mongodb | 1.8     | MongoDB NoSQL store           |
| redis   | 2.2     | Redis key-value store service |
+---------+---------+-------------------------------+

=========== Provisioned Services ============

No PostgreSQL 9.0 yet... :(