Ingres Development Stack for JBoss
Build business-critical applications at a fraction of the cost
Too many times our development choices force commercial decisions that make it difficult, expensive, and add additional risk to projects going into production. How many times have you finished a development project and learned you had to port to Oracle or some other proprietary product to put the solution into production?
Say goodbye to those days with the Ingres Development Stack for JBoss, which enables developers to quickly build portable, reliable, mission critical applications that can scale from the developers desktop to the enterprise data center. To make it easier for developers, Ingres has pre-configured all components to work together so that once the installation is complete, they can start coding immediately.
Ingres and Red Hat are focused on providing business critical solutions to the marketplace and have paired up with industry leaders in open source to ensure you aren’t locked-in commercially and architecturally to a solution. Today, enterprises can reliably run any mission-critical database or Java application on a purely open platform and keep their costs in check.
The New Economics of IT at work again.
Build solutions that provide portability and avoid architectural lock-in:
- Select Java as your base platform, provides for ease in portability
- Choose open source components that adhere to open standards such as Ingres
- Put your BI where it belongs - in an enterprise ready application server such as JBoss
- Use standard sql vs proprietary stored languages
- Use a robust, easy to use IDE, such as Eclipse
Ensure your choice can withstand the demands of a business critical workload:
- 24x7 support that provides online backups with point in time restore
- Robust security that provides support for Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, EU compliancy
- Scalable performance for your workload
“The Ingres Development Stack for JBoss offering demonstrates how open source and open standards are providing not only enterprise alternatives, but also enterprise advantages in terms of cost, flexibility and avoiding vendor lock-in.”
Jay Lyman, enterprise software analyst for The 451 Group.