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GreenQloud Joins Standing Cloud to Simplify Renewable Energy IaaS


REYKJAVIK, Iceland and BOULDER, CO, Nov. 1 – GreenQloud, the world’s first Truly Green public compute cloud (IaaS) and data storage service, today announced a partnership with Standing Cloud, a leading provider of cloud application marketplace and management solutions. The new offering, GreenQloud powered by Standing Cloud, enables users to discover, deploy and manage applications on GreenQloud’s renewable energy-powered IaaS through a simple-to-use application marketplace.

Integrating directly with the GreenQloud infrastructure and its AWS-compatible API, the Standing Cloud Application Marketplace provides a catalog of 100-plus applications, software, development tools and deployment options, all fully pre-configured to run instantly and reliably on GreenQloud’s clean cloud.

Once an application is deployed, automated application lifecycle management features give GreenQloud customers an easy way to manage their applications on a continuing basis, including monitoring, scaling, back-ups, upgrades, auto-restore and more. In addition to application management features available through Standing Cloud, GreenQloud’s Truly Green dashboard enables customers to monitor their carbon emissions savings, which can be incorporated into a company’s sustainability initiatives.

“GreenQloud’s partnership with Standing Cloud meets two of the most discussed industry demands: make application administration, management and deployment as simple as possible, and provides an IaaS solution that sets a benchmark standard for clean cloud practices,” said GreenQloud CEO, Bala Kamallakharan.

“GreenQloud’s commitment to providing IaaS cloud services that run completely on renewable energy is unique in the industry,” said Standing Cloud CEO Dave Jilk. “With the addition of simplified hosting, installation and management, any user - with or without technical skills - can now easily run applications on GreenQloud, and do so knowing their deployment is powered by 100% renewable resources.”

About Standing Cloud

Standing Cloud is a leading provider of cloud application marketplace and management services. We deliver a seamless application layer for cloud service providers, ISVs and technology solutions providers, making application deployment, management and distribution fast, simple and hassle-free for their customers.
Our standard application catalog includes more than 100 open-source and commercial applications; our service supports multiple programming languages and a wide range of cloud service providers and orchestration software systems.

About GreenQloud

GreenQloud offers Truly Green cloud computing virtual servers and data storage (IaaS) powered by 100% renewable energy. GreenQloud services such as ComputeQloud and StorageQloud feature an easy-to-use, self-service web console and advanced AWS-compatible API controls for full automation of IT services.

GreenQloud was founded in 2010 and is privately funded. In 2011, Gartner chose GreenQloud as a Cool Vendor in Green IT and Sustainability. The company has won several Icelandic government grants such as the technology grant from Rannis (The Icelandic Centre for Research). Verne Global is the primary data center facility for GreenQloud.

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Source: GreenQloud

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