rPath.com - Software Appliance Architect

What was the solution to a grapefruit and a craving for a smoothie? The kitchen appliance. So what then, is the solution to the interactions between varying web applications and the underlying infrastructure that supports them? Survey says…the software appliance.

rPath has designed a unique approach towards aiding application distribution and management, dubbing their service as a “software appliance.” Throw away the aggravation of technology management and let your applications perform as they were meant to, without having to deal with an all-purpose operating system.

rPath is the company that is pioneering the software appliance approach for application distribution and management. rPath was founded with the goal of making software applications radically easier to create, deploy, and manage. Vendors and customers alike spend far too much money managing the complex interactions between applications and the underlying infrastructure that supports them. We believe software appliances are the answer. rPath is based in Raleigh, North Carolina, and we are backed by venture capital firms General Catalyst, North Bridge Venture Partners, and Wakefield Group .

Given the recent increase in application availability on the net, rPath has created a highly developed solution to underlying infrastructure issues that often arise when dealing with application deployment. “Software Appliance” is a nifty little term that I have yet to have seen actualized in other software application management systems. Whether or not it existed prior to their launch, their service is both creative and intuitive, solving an issue that many software, hardware appliance vendors and developers regardless of size should utilize.

Will their service detract developers who are accustomed to coding applications entirely themselves? Sometimes debugging is part of the fun, right?

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