Cloudcat Makes Apache Tomcat Web App Server Cloud-based
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MuleSoft Cloudcat, available on the the Amazon Web Services and GoGrid cloud platforms, makes the Apache Tomcat Web application server available as a cloud-based service. As mentioned on Computer World, Cloudcat is a virtual image for developers and quality assurance persons to build and test connected Web applications in the cloud.
"MuleSoft expects Cloudcat will initially be used mostly for development and testing as well as for deployment of certain classes of Web applications. 'Anything that runs on a Java servlet container can be deployed on Tomcat. These are typically lighter-weight Web applications that need good scalability' and varying levels of customer demand, said Chris Purpura, MuleSoft vice president of business and corporate development."
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