CloudShare ProPlus makes app testing a snap

A simple way to safely try out applications using your own private cloud.

If you want to test a new piece of software, most of the time you reimage your PC or install a new OS from scratch to make sure you start with a clean copy. But now CloudShare ProPlus makes testing easier and cheaper.

CloudShare essentially offers a simple and low-cost way to set up your own small private cloud . For less than $50 a month, IT departments can create up to six individual virtual machines.

CloudShare actually has two different pricing tiers. The ProPlus package includes up to six VMs for $49 a month. After that, the Enterprise plan can provide secure access to larger VM collections, via VPN, and allow access to hybrid public/private clouds. The price depends on the number of virtual servers you intend to run in the cloud. (Until recently, there was a third tier that offered up to three VMs free of charge, but the company is in the process of eliminating that deal, which is too bad.)

If you want to test a new piece of software, most of the time you reimage your PC or install a new OS from scratch to make sure you start with a clean copy. But now CloudShare ProPlus makes testing easier and cheaper.

CloudShare essentially offers a simple and low-cost way to set up your own small private cloud . For less than $50 a month, IT departments can create up to six individual virtual machines.

CloudShare actually has two different pricing tiers. The ProPlus package includes up to six VMs for $49 a month. After that, the Enterprise plan can provide secure access to larger VM collections, via VPN, and allow access to hybrid public/private clouds. The price depends on the number of virtual servers you intend to run in the cloud. (Until recently, there was a third tier that offered up to three VMs free of charge, but the company is in the process of eliminating that deal, which is too bad.)

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