Choosing a cloud platform?

Question

Network administration

Hi all!
I'm already tired of reading the documentation, so I'm asking for help from the collective mind. I need a cloud platform with the following features:
1) a database (better - NoSQL) without restrictions on the number of databases (I'm going to create databases per client) and without restrictions on record sizes
2) HTTPS
3) it is desirable - the ability to rummage these databases between several applications (I'm going to design the logical parts of the service as separate applications and scale them separately)
Amazon does not fit according to paragraph 1 (SimpleDB - 256 domains per account, DynamoDB - 64K key-value pair size limit), GAE - on all counts.

Answer 1

why didn’t they themselves raise mongodb for example on the Amazon?

Answer 2

heroku?
there is both radish and couchdb and integration with github and deployment in production with one team and finally.
very sharpened to work with rails and django

Answer 3

You can also look towards NoSQL storage in Windows Azure - Table Storage. An interesting article about comparing Windows Azure Table Storage and DynamoDB (and a short table of results ). The comparison criteria that are given in the article can generally be used to compare other repositories.

Answer 4

Not sure, but maybe jelastic.com/en/ ?

Answer 5

Count the money. If you have so many clients, then it may make economic sense to rent a couple of servers and roll out a PaaS environment on them (Openshift, for example).