Available in the United States and Canada only. FileMaker Cloud supports a minimum of FileMaker Pro 15.0.2 and FileMaker Go 15.0.2. Get started with FileMaker Cloud today with a 15-day software trial.
Plus, you can quickly scale up for fast-paced growth or easily scale down after seasonal demand periods. Monitoring, OS updates, and software patches are all automatic. You’ll be up and running in 20 minutes or less since no hardware or software needs to be installed and set up. With FileMaker Cloud you’ll get low cost of entry, speedy deployment, minimal administrative overhead, instant scalability, and more. Get the simplicity and performance you’ve come to expect from the FileMaker Platform without having to spend time and resources deploying and maintaining a server. To get started with FileMaker Cloud with any further ado, click the link below:įileMaker Cloud provides secure, reliable access to your custom apps in the cloud - all without the administrative hassle. You could say I am sold on AWS, and am planning my transition to happen as soon as possible for all my other cloud needs. The process took about 20 minutes, including transferring the file, and the users were back up and running with very snappy page load times. Recently, my team and I had to hurriedly move a FileMaker solution to an existing AWS server and connect it to a voting website. And the internet bandwidth in and out of your server is downright incredible. How does this apply to the FileMaker world? FileMaker teamed up with AWS in 2016 to provide a linux based server known as FileMaker Cloud.įileMaker Cloud is, basically, FileMaker Server running on a Linux Server hosted by AWS. Easy to setup, easy to maintain, easy to get FileMaker licensing, and easily expandable with more hard drive space, memory and processing power when needed – and easy to take back down when the extra juice is not needed.Īnd if you don’t want to use Linux, you can make your own AWS server (known as an instance) using the Windows Server software of your choice, and be up and running pretty quickly, too. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has come a long way since in the last three years, making great strides in usability and offerings.
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