Paasifier – Find the best PaaS for your app

[davidcunha]

http://paasifier.herokuapp.com/

I'm launching Paasifier which is a tool for finding Platform-as-a-Service that meets your app requirements (Runtime e.g. Java, Ruby; Framework e.g. CakePHP, Ruby on Rails; and Database e.g. MySQL, MongoDB, etc). You can subscribe for latest news and any feedback will be appreciated!

[samcday]

I know it's just for the early preview, but I find the fact that it's a PaaS selector hosted on Heroku amusing :)

Anyway, as for constructive feedback - I don't quite understand why many of the Framework options would exist. How does a PaaS "support" Spring? Or CodeIgniter? If a PaaS supports the language runtime, why would it need to explicitly support a framework?

[mstine]

Would be great to see Pivotal Web Services (powered by open source Cloud Foundry - http://run.pivotal.io) added to Paasifier. We have excellent support for all of the runtimes you consider (minus .NET currently), and quite a few of the data stores.

[mattwritescode]

Just a FYI:

The text on the splash image looks blurred because of the background shadow. Had me thinking I needed glasses. (Chrome 38, ubuntu 14.04)

[mattwritescode]

You should also have some affiliate links on there.

[jplattel]

Nice! Would it be possible to filter the frameworks based on the language provided? Just a little bit of UX that would make it easier to use :)

[MalcolmDiggs]

This is a good idea. I would love it if I could see side-by-side comparisons of my options (especially price differences).

[ishener]

I think Google App Engine should be added

[p4vl1n]

when I select "Java" runtime, I would expect to see java frameworks in the second drop down ... After playin' a little - "No PaaS Providers were found!" :(

[revorad]

What are you ranking the results by?

[RPeres]

omg! exactly what I needed!

[franklaemmer]

shameless plug: fortrabbit the one and only PHP as a Service is missing!

[tfranco]

w00t!