Jul, 2001 : bayMountain Introduces New Application Hosting Platform

📅 July 4, 2001 - bayMountain, a leading provider of complex Web and application infrastructure services, announced on Tuesday, that it had introduced appFusion, an innovative application-hosting platform.

According to the company, appFusion is designed to ensure that all applications installed on a company's infrastructure are fully supported and compatible with other applications, the infrastructure hardware and the operating system.
bayMountain says that appFusion responds to enterprise needs ranging from network security and traffic load balancing to Web serving, database hosting, storage, communications, application serving and eCommerce. The company says appFusion cuts through the complexities of these services with a flexible architecture that integrates applications to fit multi-faceted strategies.
appFusion is designed to offer companies added convenience and flexibility by shortening the time-to-benefit for critical hosted applications. Not only does the platform ensure flawless and fully supported software installation to a company's infrastructure, but also each customer's Web server comes pre-installed with the necessary software that allows connection to the application server. For further dependability and continuity, bayMountain monitors all appFusion applications around the clock. In addition, upgrades are installed as new features are developed.
"Companies with complex Web strategies utilize multiple applications to deliver their services," said Mark Wensell, president and founder of bayMountain. "appFusion helps these companies maximize the benefits of outsourced application hosting, by ensuring that all elements of the infrastructure, including applications, servers and operating systems work hand-in-hand."

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