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Mosso offers designers, developers and business professionals more bang for their buck by providing a highly scalable and stable hosting environment. Now, businesses and developers who need space to run multiple web languages don't have to search for multiple providers. Mosso allows you to host Ruby, PHP, PERL, Python, Windows and more on one account; side-by-side.
If you are here, you're probably already sold on Mosso. What you don't like though is the base monthly price Mosso packages start at. That base price makes sense for some folks, but we've found it just doesn't for others.
This is where Mini Mosso comes in. We sell smaller packages on the Mosso system. Packages tailored for folks just like you. Achieve better ROI and grow as you need.
To learn more, check out What is the Cloud and Who are You. When you are ready, Climb on Board.
Yes, MiniMosso, Mosso and Rackspace are having serious issues with uptime right now. A large portion of the DFW Rackspace DC has been seeing connections issues. Rackspace’s awesome sysops teams are working on the issue as I type.
To stay up today with this issue, follow @minimosso, @mosso and @rackspace on twitter.
You can also visit status.mosso.com for live status updates.
We’re supper thrilled! Our parrent company just launched a new project, TweetCode, and it’s hosted in the cloud through MiniMosso.
TweetCode allows users to search Twitter easiy for online coupons and deals. What makes this so exciting is the power of Twitter. Unlike static coupon sites, that have been arround for a while, TweetCode users can retreive real coupon codes from real people, moments after the coupon was just used by the Twitter user.
This increadibly freash content is more authentic since its source is real people! So check out the new app at TweetCode.com. If you find it useful, TweetCode provides linkable site badges, so show your support.
Mathew Sacks over at Bitsource released findings from his systematic testing of the Mosso Cloud. Sacks’ intention was to test “Mosso’s ability to respond to load and scale automatically, which is an important, definitive feature of a cloud computing platform.” more »
For Mosso service status, check out the Mosso Status blog http://status.mosso.com/. It’s kept up to date by the Mosso admins with outage and scheduled maintenance info.
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