WSO2 Stratos - 100% Open Source Cloud Computing Platform

WSO2 announced the debut of WSO2 Stratos, the first 100% open source cloud platform for enterprise applications. WSO2 Stratos offers organizations of all sizes a fully hosted application platform-as-a-service (PaaS).



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Using WSO2 Stratos, IT professionals can build and deploy applications and services with instant provisioning of enterprise servers, including the portal, enterprise service bus (ESB), and application server. WSO2 Stratos is built on top of and extends WSO2 Carbon—the award-winning, OSGi-compliant middleware.

WSO2 enters the emerging market for enterprise PaaS. WSO2 Stratos provides IT organizations with three key benefits:

  • Productivity: cut project time using the automated, integrated and highly scalable infrastructure of WSO2 Stratos.
  • Cost reduction: optimize datacenter utilization and pay only for what is actually used.
  • Control: govern all applications and services with built-in governance automation.


Because WSO2 Stratos is based on the open source WSO2 Carbon, applications can be migrated on premise, to a private cloud or to the public cloud.

Not only does this provide unprecedented deployment flexibility, but for the first time, enterprises can smoothly and safely migrate to the cloud—without the complexity or fear of vendor lock-in.

WSO2 Stratos goes far beyond basic application frameworks to provide an enterprise cloud platform, which manages and deploys key services based on WSO2’s production-quality runtime engines including:

  • ESB (based on WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus)
  • Portals (based on WSO2 Gadget Server)
  • Web applications and services (based on WSO2 Web Services Application Server)
  • Identity management (based on WSO2 Identity Server)
  • Governance and registry (based on WSO2 Governance Registry)


For more info, please visit WSO2 Stratos

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