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Alfresco Wants Enterprise Content Management in the Cloud

2009-09-18T17:52:24Z

Alfresco, the open source enterprise content management company, has unveiled a developer program for those looking to host both the community and enterprise versions of its software on the Amazon EC2 cloud computing platform. Alfresco is a leading open source alternative for document and Web content management, competing strongly with ECM giants like Open Text, Documentum, and SharePoint. Enterprises might still have reservations about cloud computing. But Alfresco is attempting to capitalize on companies ready for the cloud with this new software stack and development kit.

]]> The core of what Alfresco is offering is an AMI (Amazon Machine Image), a pre-built software package for creating a virtual machine on EC2. Only a select number of companies with enterprise content management software, such as Oracle, are officially supporting their products on EC2 or offering AMIs.

The first Alfresco AMI is only for the community edition, and doesn't include their SharePoint module or the mobile browser UI for accessing Alfresco from smartphones. Alfresco is planning future releases that will support all editions.

Alfresco follows a typical open source strategy, offering a free community edition and an enterprise edition with full support, bug fixing, and maintenance. One of the company's primary selling points has always been reduced costs, both in up front price and cost of ownership. Sticking to that strategy naturally leads to embracing the pay-as-you-go cloud, in this case EC2 from Amazon Web Services.

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Comment from şişme bebek on 2010-09-02

2010-09-02T07:22:39Z

Comment from Cep telefonu on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T22:19:11Z

The core of what Alfresco is offering is an AMI (Amazon Machine Image), a pre-built software package for creating a virtual machine on EC2. Only a select number of companies with enterprise content management software, such as Oracle, are officially supporting their products on EC2 or offering AMIs.

Comment from Cep telefonu on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:47:18Z

Comment from Kontör on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:33:03Z

Comment from seks shop on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:21:50Z

Since this is the free community edition we're talking about, I'm guessing the support is going to be minimal if you choose to use the AMI.

Comment from Turkcell kontör on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:20:46Z

Comment from erotik shop on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:19:05Z

Comment from Avea kontör on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:17:07Z

I agreed that if you will go with free community edition, the support would be minimal but amazon machine image (AMI) from Alfresco is good to use.

Thanks!!!

Comment from sex shop on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:12:15Z

We are leading with the Community version, as we do with all new technologies, but we are definitely planning to provide enterprise support options in the cloud. Plans are still being worked out.

Comment from Vodafone kontör on 2010-08-21

2010-08-21T21:08:49Z

This could get expensive if you have a lot of site data. Great move on Alfresco's part to offer this option. I wonder how the tech support will be?

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2010-07-26T14:37:47Z

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2010-05-17T19:18:22Z

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Comment from erotik shop on 2010-04-30

2010-04-30T08:11:27Z

We are leading with the Community version, as we do with all new technologies, but we are definitely planning to provide enterprise support options in the cloud. Plans are still being worked out

Comment from Data Entry India on 2009-11-19

2009-11-19T13:08:20Z

I agreed that if you will go with free community edition, the support would be minimal but amazon machine image (AMI) from Alfresco is good to use.

Thanks!!!

Comment from Ken Domen on 2009-09-21

2009-09-21T14:27:59Z

I'm wondering if there are some out there that use Alfresco with Jive. At Nike, we use Jive with Documentum so I was curious. thanks!

Comment from John Newton on 2009-09-18

2009-09-18T21:45:29Z

We are leading with the Community version, as we do with all new technologies, but we are definitely planning to provide enterprise support options in the cloud. Plans are still being worked out.

Comment from Steven Walling on 2009-09-18

2009-09-18T19:19:15Z

Mark,

Since this is the free community edition we're talking about, I'm guessing the support is going to be minimal if you choose to use the AMI.

Comment from markbean on 2009-09-18

2009-09-18T18:54:59Z

This could get expensive if you have a lot of site data. Great move on Alfresco's part to offer this option. I wonder how the tech support will be?