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If I wanted a PaaS with the following options:<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;Good Market share so it will be around ain a coupl eyears<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;Mongo DB<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;AMQP 1.0 Provider<br />
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&gt;&nbsp; and of course an Apache<br />
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Which PaaS would I choose
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If I wanted a PaaS with the following options:

> Good Market share so it will be around ain a coupl eyears

> Mongo DB

> AMQP 1.0 Provider

>  and of course an Apache

Which PaaS would I choose

PaaS options

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