June 2019 Summaries

Platform.sh, now known as Upsun, is a cloud application platform that offers an end-to-end Platform-as-a-Service solution, allowing teams to focus entirely on developing web applications without the burden of managing infrastructure. By enabling safe deployment of updates in a cloned production environment, it alleviates concerns about disruptions during high-traffic periods. The platform simplifies infrastructure management through YAML files and supports both containerized and headless applications, serving over 6,000 enterprise clients and 16,000 developers globally. With headquarters in San Francisco and Paris, it maintains partnerships with major cloud providers and is recognized for its speed, scalability, and sustainability. Notable clients include Unity, The Economist, and Adobe, and it operates as a remote, B Corporation-certified organization dedicated to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.

Platform.sh, now known as Upsun, is a cloud application platform that provides a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) enabling teams to develop and deliver web applications while eliminating the need to manage infrastructure, thereby allowing clients to focus entirely on building user experiences. Headquartered in Paris and San Francisco, Upsun is a B Corporation certified organization known for its commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. Employing over 290 staff from more than 40 nationalities, the company serves over 6,000 enterprise clients and 16,000 developers globally, including prestigious brands like Adobe, Pinterest, and UNICEF. Upsun prides itself on speed, simplicity, scalability, and security, building strong partnerships with major cloud providers such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.