Again, some sol­id 3rd par­ty con­fir­ma­tion that we were right about JEE with­out ap­pli­ca­tion serv­er

Suf­fice it to say: we're one of the first ones to mod­u­larise and open up the APIs of JEE...

As usu­al, we will be closed a few weeks dur­ing the Sum­mer hol­i­days 2014. This means that we will only of­fer pro­duc­tion sup­port (no oth­er ser­vices) dur­ing the fol­low­ing weeks:

• July 7-14 (in­clu­sive)
• Au­gust 18-29 (in­clu­sive)

Thanks for your un­der­stand­ing!

We want to ask for your help and/or feed­back on the fol­low­ing mat­ter...

We're a small com­pa­ny with no VC mon­ey to burn so we need a sus­tain­able cus­tomer base and dito com­mer­cial of­fer­ings.

Dur­ing the last year or so, we've been try­ing to trans­form to­wards a main­stream cus­tomer base (as op­posed to few­er, big­ger but se­lect cus­tomers). For this, we need­ed a more mod­est and flex­i­ble pric­ing scheme as well as some more in­di­vid­u­alised ser­vice of­fer­ings. The nu­mer­ous prospects we've talked to have dri­ven us to­wards the fol­low­ing for­mu­la.

So here is the ques­tion: what feed­back are you will­ing to share with us? Is there any­thing im­por­tant we've missed that could con­vince your com­pa­ny to pur­chase from us (and there­by make our con­tin­ued open source of­fer­ings pos­si­ble)?

If you have any­thing you want to share, please feel free to com­ment on this post... [UPDATE: if you have no lo­gin then feel free to email us at info at atom­ikos dot com]

Thank you!

Guy Par­don Co-founder and CTO

Hi,

We've just re­leased 3.9.6 for sup­port cus­tomers - see the re­lease notes.

En­joy!

To­day is a big day for us: we've pub­lished our new pric­ing mod­el. It's sim­ple, clear, and most of all cloud-ready be­cause there is hard­ly any count­ing of CPUs or cores. Since no­body can know these things in a cloud, it's no use try­ing to count any­way.

Of course this didn't just fall out of the sky: we've spent most of the pre­vi­ous year talk­ing to prospects and cus­tomers to find out what works for them and what doesn't. The re­sult, we think, is worth blog­ging about. We can't wait to learn what you think...

En­joy!

PS thanks to all those cus­tomers and prospects who have giv­en us use­ful feed­back to make this pos­si­ble!!!