Google goes hosting

Google today announced the beta (for 10.000 users) of their hosting services. If you are one of the happy few (for now), you can host you Python application for…well..nothing… You can store your data through a Python API . You have 500MB of disk storage, 10GB incoming /10 Gb outgoing bandwidth per day, 200 million megacycles of CPU per day and 2,000 emails per day. Ouch. That’s pretty cool.

Ok. You will argue that your are not using Python. First answer: maybe you should :-). Another one is: Google will support other platforms.

The service is less sexy that Amazon EC2 that provides a real virtualization platform. But Google is adding another brick in the SaaS/on demand space. Pretty exciting.

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I totaly agree Denis.
Quite interesting for any company that use the Google Apps ecosystem.
But for the moment, we still wait to get an invitation ;-)

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