Y Combinator-backed Convox wants to make AWS as easy as Heroku | VentureBeat | Deals | by Jordan Novet

Y Combinator-backed Convox wants to make AWS as easy as Heroku | VentureBeat | Deals | by Jordan Novet
Software engineers who worked on Salesforce’s Heroku platform as a service (PaaS) cloud have launched their own startup, Convox. The startup is building tools that companies use to easily start running applications on the biggest public cloud available today, Amazon Web Services.


Are we talking about the same AWS? I knew nothing about it and created a backend for an iPhone app in little more than an afternoon.

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