Public Clouds
DreamFactory publishes rich applications on a variety of public cloud platforms. We also provide open source and professional tools that make it easy for developers to write applications that interoperate with various platforms. If you are having trouble deciding which cloud platform is right for you then check out our cloud comparison page for benchmarks and other information. Otherwise click on the cloud below to learn more and access developer resources from DreamFactory and the platform vendors.
Windows Azure (Pinpoint Marketplace)
Microsoft's Azure Platform extends Windows development capabilities to the cloud. We support Azure Tables for applications built on a low cost high performance platform, and SQL Azure for developers who want to build applications with a dedicated SQL database.
Intuit Workplace (Intuit Marketplace)
The Intuit Partner Platform (IPP) is an on-demand development platform and marketplace for the QuickBooks user community. Applications built native on the IPP can offer seamless integration with QuickBooks via the Intuit Data Service.
Salesforce.com (AppExchange Marketplace)
Salesforce.com offers a web platform (force.com) and marketplace (AppExchange). Applications built native to the Force.com platform can automatically interoperate with their industry leading Customer Relationship Management system or various custom objects you create.
Cisco WebEx Connect
The WebEx Connect on-demand platform is specifically designed to integrate unified web communications with business applications. Developers can deploy applications that are added to Connect workspaces as integrated “widgets” and work with their web conferencing, IM, video, and VOIP products.
Amazon Web Services
Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a utility grid for inexpensive document and data storage over the Internet. AWS service interfaces allow developers to elastically scale web deployments of any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web.
DreamFactory Unplugged
DreamFactory applications are able to run from a local database stored on your desktop with no need for a server or network connection. This is a great way to develop applications before moving them to the cloud.