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<p>GS created</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Maturity|4}}<br /> {{Pageheaderbox4GS<br /> |name=Application Hosting<br /> |version=0.3<br /> |owner=Jan Schoonderbeek<br /> |summary=Application Hosting provides functionality to accommodate (business) application services.<br /> }}<br /> Application Hosting provides functionality to accommodate (business) application services. This entails:<br /> * the runtime environment that the hosted applications can use;<br /> * a means to expose or publish the application services&#039; results to its users;<br /> * the connectivity that consumers of the application&#039;s services require for access;<br /> and optionally, extra functionality to service the application services.<br /> <br /> Examples of application services that can be hosted using an Application Hosting service are:<br /> * Applications that are used in a web environment, e.g. Java or .Net applications - in this case the Application Hosting service is provided by an &quot;application server&quot; such as a Tomcat or GlassFish;<br /> * Binary applications, e.g. Windows or Apple applications - the Application Hosting service is then realized with a &quot;server&quot;;<br /> * Virtual Machines, such as virtual servers or desktops - the Application Hosting service is then realized by virtualization hosts.<br /> <br /> {{Text Footer GS}}</div>

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