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Nov, 2015 : eApps and Jelastic Expanding their US Partnership
📅 - Jelastic, INC, a provider of the container orchestration has decided to expand their partnership with eApps in the United States. The partnership comes with promises of high success in the United States cloud hosting market. They expect to provide full cloud servers with additional benefit from partnering with eApps.
eApps was founded in 1996 and offers application hosting. It was one of the first Tomcat hosting provides in the entire world. The new partnership will offer container-based, user-oriented and very fast hosting. .
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