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I am the founder of Cloud Foundry, which provides automated, outsourced data center management for Java applications on Amazon EC2.
I am the founder of Cloud Tools, which is an open-source project for automating the deployment of Java and Grails applications on Amazon EC2.
I run a training and consulting company that helps organizations build better software faster and deploy it on the cloud.
We provide a variety of services including:
- Development - we can build your application for you
- Deployment - we can find a hosting partner or deploy your application on Amazon EC2
- Training classes for Spring, Hibernate and Acegi Security
- Jumpstarts to get your project off to the right start
- Reviews to improve your architecture, code and development process
For more information contact me.
Just say no to war and weapons
No. I haven't become a pacifist. Instead, I'm talking about SpringSource's newish tagline: "Weapons for the war on Java complexity". I have barely recovered from the Spring framework's recent encounter with commercialism. And now, my favorite frameworks and tools have been recharacterized as weapons. Is war and weapony really the best metaphors to characterize SpringSource's business? After all, the war on poverty is still ongoing after 44 years, the war on drugs has lasted 37 years, and the war on terror is likely to continue for quite sometime. I really can't wait that long for Java's complexity to be solved 
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