For Terracotta, a year of open source has been good for business

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Jan 4, 2008 8:54 AM EDT
Linux.com; By Tina Gasperson
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Terracotta makes a Java clustering solution that it calls "drop-in" technology. Terracotta is unique, says Amit Pandey, chief executive officer, because it makes a way to offload temporary but important information that has traditionally been stored in expensive databases. In an effort to increase interest in the product, about a year ago Terracotta decided to open its source code and start giving the product away. According to Pandey, since Terracotta's entrance into the community, "we've seen only goodness."

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