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SaaS Maker

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Developer(s)
  
Virtual Global, Inc.

Operating system
  
n/a

Website
  
saasmaker.com

Written in
  
ASP.NET

License
  
Proprietary

Stable release
  
2.0 / 21 May 2013; 3 years ago (2013-05-21)

SaaS Maker is a cloud computing PaaS product by Virtual Global, Inc., allowing developers to construct SaaS Data-base Centric multitenant applications for internal or business usage. The product has grown from TeamLeader project developed by Virtual Global, a self-funded startup venture founded in 2003 and owned by Cary Landis in Morgantown, WV.

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History

  • 2003: Virtual Global Rockwise was founded with the registered trade name Rockwise, Inc.
  • Nov 2005: Virtual Global releases TeamLeader, a team management system
  • 2006-2007: Migration of TeamLeader to an extensible Web-based platform architecture called TeamHost, under NASA grant at Glenn Research Center.
  • May 2008: TeamLeader implemented on Amazon EC2 for the NASA Dust Management Project * Mar 2009: Web-based platform moved into a separate product offering named TeamHost
  • Dec 2010: Virtual Global launches HITplatform as a set of online tools for implementing electronic medical records solutions, on the TeamHost Platform. This product includes role-based workflow (RBW) - a web service implementing NIST invention entitled "Workflow management employing role-based access control".
  • Nov 2012: Virtual Global renames TeamHost to SaaS Maker.
  • May 2013: Virtual Global releases SaaS Maker 2.0 with a .Net SDK

    • Architecture

    SaaS Maker is written in ASP.NET and uses MS SQL or Firebird RDBMS for managing application databases. Platform is portable across data centers, and natively hosted on Amazon EC2 as a Virtual Global enterprise cloud platform. SOAP API enables developers to extend functionality by 3rd party services. SaaS Maker includes an ASP.NET SDK for developing 3rd party plug-ins which can be uploaded into SaaS Maker platform and used by hosted applications.

    References

    SaaS Maker Wikipedia
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