Analysis of the IBM Bluemix Platform in the cloud

PaaS is a one of the three Cloud Computing models, which enables developers to frame and launch applications more easily comparing to the raw resources of an Infrastructure as a Service cloud offering. A great real example for PaaS is a Bluemix platform - IBMs internal project built from internal innovation, which became one of the greatest IBM products. Bluemix is a PaaS where the user as a client only manages the applications and the data, while the rest such as: runtime, middleware, servers, storage and networking is managed by the cloud vendor IBM. The platform was generally available on 30 June 2014 and it is an enormous importance for the organization because it is the future of how to service small organizations and a strategic way to acquire new customers. From it announcement till today platform does not differ a lot, actually the platform grows enormously in a terms of constantly adding new services and tools.

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Ermin Sadulov was born in 1989 in Kochani, Macedonia. He obtained a degree in E-Business at Faculty of Economics in Skopje. In 2016 he completed a master's degree at the Faculty of Economics in University of Ljubljana, majoring in Business Informatics. Currently he works as a Marketing Manager in S-Invest Inc., Ljubljana, Slovenia.