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Friday, June 29, 2018

Word of the Day: private PaaS

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private PaaS (private platform as a service)

Private PaaS (private platform as a service) is software that facilitates development, deployment and operations for IT on a private infrastructure or behind a firewall.

Like public PaaS, private PaaS lets developers code, test, design and manage their organizations' cloud-based systems. Developers have greater control over the more nimble private PaaS, but that control comes with added responsibilities and expenses. The hardware and software needed to support private PaaS must be bought, set up and maintained by the customer's IT department.

Some of the differences and benefits of private PaaS include the ability to scale to a public cloud or become a hybrid cloud when extra processing is needed and the ability to develop cloud applications that could not exist in the cloud for security reasons. Private PaaS also consolidates a company's cloud development into one environment. Nevertheless, private PaaS attracts customers with concerns about shadow IT and rogue applications developed on public PaaS.

Pushback to public platform as a service offerings over concerns about control, security and compliance prompted some vendors to begin offering private PaaS.

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"PaaS, no matter if it's private or public, provides basic development, deployment and operations capabilities that support the design, coding, testing and management of cloud-based systems." - David Linthicum

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