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Jelastic Blog
blog.jelastic.com · Company blog · on HN since 2011
The Jelastic company blog covers its Java platform-as-a-service, along with posts on JVM languages and Java's role in the cloud.
What HN saysHN mentions it mainly for pricing; one commenter notes the stated per-cloudlet rates conflict with the environment builder showing $0 for any resources.
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What HN people wrote when they linked it
thoradam · 2012-03-12
According to their press release[1], this is their pricing:
> $0.02 per cloudlet per hour from ServInt, and 0.016 euro from dogado.
However, when you build your environment it still says 0$ regardless of the resources that you want, and has this clause at the bottom:
> Our prices will only be published at the official sales launch.
[1]: http://blog.jelastic.com/2012/02/16/next-generation-java-paas-jelastic…