Those providers are listed on the .org site at: http://core.cloudfoundry.org/listings Janko Mivšek wrote
Just a side-note: according to Wikipedia article [1] there are already some commercial PaaS providers based on CloudFork: - Uhuru Software, Inc. is one company that has created a AppCloud using Cloud Foundry. Uhuru's PaaS provides support for multiple frameworks (.NET, Rails, and Spring) and languages (Java, Ruby, PHP, and C#). - AppFog hosts their PaaS on Amazon Web Services, OpenStack and Windows Azure.[1] [2] - ActiveState is a company that has created a commercial distribution of the Cloud Foundry software for enterprises to host their own private PaaS. Their product has support for additional languages and frameworks, an adds a dashboard and security protocols.[3] - Tier 3 is a company that has created an Enterprise-oriented PaaS combining Cloud Foundry with their Iron Foundry OSS Project that provides .NET and SQL Server Support.
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