<p>Qubell, an innovator in application deployment and configuration management, emerged from stealth mode today and launched the Qubell Adaptive PaaS (platform-as-a-service), the first platform designed to enable enterprises to implement changes to their complex online services rapidly and without risking the stability of their system. With the Qubell platform, enterprises can put new content and features into customers' hands continuously, thereby gaining the business agility needed for success in today's competitive markets. (See related press release: "Kohl's Completes Initial Implementation of the Qubell Adaptive PaaS, Which Helps Speed Delivery of its Ecommerce Features and Services.")</p><p>"Companies today live or die based on how well they innovate and deliver amazing digital services," said Victoria Livschitz, president and CEO of Qubell. "For most enterprises, making even minor alterations to their complex online applications is painfully slow. How can they compete with Amazon.com, Google or Facebook companies that innovate continuously and roll out dozens of small changes and improvements every day without matching the vast automation investments already made by these ecommerce giants? Qubell levels the playing field. Building on top of cloud technology and agile development, we enable all online enterprises to transform how they think about innovation, get serious about reducing cycle times, and deliver new features and services almost as fast as they can conceive them."</p><p>Qubell Adaptive PaaS: Fast Time to Market Without Sacrificing StabilityCurrent tools for application deployment and configuration management lack fine-grained visibility into how the individual parts of complex online system interact with each other. Companies find it impossible to predict or control the impact of any application, infrastructure or configuration change and choose to retest the entire system every time an expensive and time-consuming approach leading to giant, system-wide, bulk releases that happen weeks or months apart.</p><p>The Qubell Adaptive PaaS is different because it enables developers to deconstruct the applications and infrastructure in which they run into components and control the dependencies between them. Then, Qubell Control Fabric technology isolates individual changes at the component level, identifies relevant dependencies and automatically reconfigures the system to self-heal from the impact of each change. In this way, Qubell provides a complete automation solution for continuous integration, continuous testing and continuous deployment of new features as they move through the release pipeline from development to production. Qubell makes frequent fine-grained production changes safe and routine, reduces cycle times and empowers online enterprises to ship new features continuously.</p><p><a href="http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1314151">Keep reading...</a></p>