CohesiveFT

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CohesiveFT is the leader in automated software assembly and a complement to virtualization and cloud computing solutions.

CohesiveFT enables customers to dynamically define and deploy servers for virtual environments and clouds (e.g. EC2, VMware, Parallels, and Xen with more coming soon). The company’s flagship platform, Elastic Server(R), eliminates the need for hand-coding and static templates by facilitating real-time assembly and management of horizontal, open source and third-party software components into easy-to-configure assemblies. In addition to its growing library, the flexible platform ensures ongoing relevance in evolving markets by supporting user-sourced components.

In addition to the Elastic Server self-service platform for individual server creation, CohesiveFT offers packaged solutions for custom cloud implementations, including deployment support for clusters of servers. Check out our latest cloud security solution, VPN-Cubed™.

CohesiveFT was founded in 2006 by principals with deep backgrounds in Enterprise IT, Commercial ISVs and multiple successful startups. The company has offices in London, Chicago and Palo Alto. For more information, visit www.cohesiveft.com.

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• CohesiveFT — The launch of VPN-Cubed(TM), the first commercial cloud security offering for customer-controlled security in a single cloud, across multiple clouds, and between private infrastructure and the cloud. (10/28/08)
  Posted 11/11/08 at 9:32am
• Patrick Kerpan, President and CTO added.
  Posted 8/13/08 at 12:03pm
• Alexis Richardson, Co-Founder added.
  Posted 8/13/08 at 12:03pm
• Dwight Koop, Co-Founder and COO added.
  Posted 8/13/08 at 12:03pm
• Ryan Koop, Product Manager added.
  Posted 8/12/08 at 8:00am
• Yan Pritzker, Senior Software Engineer added.
  Posted 6/4/08 at 10:42pm
• Craig Heimark, Cofounder and CEO added.
  Posted 8/13/08 at 12:06pm

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1. CohesiveFT VPN-Cubed: Not your daddy's encrypted VPN tunnel (google.com) [edit]