The InfiniteGraph Startup Program for GoGrid
InfiniteGraph is working with GoGrid to offer the technology free to GoGrid's large community of users and partners. InfiniteGraph is the only solution of its kind to be made available on GoGrid or any cloud computing platform.
Qualified startups are those with revenues of less than $1M per year. If you qualify for the program, you get to use InfiniteGraph for free. Just renew the license agreement every year, and that's it. The Program also includes email and unlimited web-based support, and users may request additional services or professional consulting at any time.
Note: InfiniteGraph is free, but you still have to pay the standard GoGrid platform usage fees.
Our Windows and Linux-based images are ready for public consumption, even during beta. The image names are:
- Linux
- InfiniteGraph 0.90 RHEL5.4-64
- InfiniteGraph 0.90 RHEL5.4-32
- Windows
- InfiniteGraph 0.90 W2k8-64
- InfiniteGraph 0.90 W2k8-32
For more information, see this information post over on the GoGrid blog.
InfiniteGraph has partnered with GoGrid to test and launch this free program for qualified startups. The InfiniteGraph Startup Program will allow developers to build highly scalable and distributed systems and services around social networking, business intelligence, scientific research and more, at no cost beyond GoGrid's standard platform usage rates. The InfiniteGraph distributed graph database product is currently in beta, and is slated for release July 28. The InfiniteGraph Startup Program on GoGrid will be launched shortly thereafter, by mid August.
About GoGrid
GoGrid offers flexible and numerous server configuration and account options, free enterprise-grade F5 hardware load balancing, 24/7 support, a remarkable 100% uptime SLA, instantly scalable storage and much more in support of the full range of server elasticity, security and performance in the cloud as required by their users.
About InfiniteGraph
InfiniteGraph's uniquely distributed graph database solution enables commercial, enterprise, government and other organizations to discover complex relationships in their vast and highly distributed data, with significant time-to-market advantages and technical cost savings.
