Introduction to PaaS for application developers

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This document is a presentation by Steven Pousty on introducing application developers to Platform as a Service (PaaS). It discusses what PaaS is, how it differs from Infrastructure as a Service like Amazon EC2, and how PaaS can make developing applications easier by automating processes. The presentation includes steps to deploy sample applications on OpenShift and encourages developers to try it out and join discussion forums.

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