Platform as a service for businesses
From idea to application, without the hassle.
We provide a complete platform on which you can build, deploy, and manage applications, without having to take care of the underlying infrastructure yourself.
- Faster development
- More focus on the application
- Flexible
Why the right platform makes all the difference in application development.
Developing an application takes more than a good idea and the right code. You also need an environment in which you can build, test, deploy, and continuously improve your applications.
Setting up and maintaining such an environment yourself takes time and technical expertise. Time your developers would rather spend on new features, improvements, and further developing the application.
With Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), the technical foundation is ready for you. You get one platform on which to develop, deploy, and manage applications, while your team focuses on what really matters: building and continuously improving.
Everything you need to build and manage applications.
A good platform needs attention, even after it’s up and running. Justspark makes sure the environment is set up, maintained, and adjusted as your applications or needs change. That way, you don’t have to keep dealing with everything that needs to be arranged behind the scenes. In short, we take care of the following for you:
- A complete development environment
- Application deployment and rollout
- Platform management
- Updates and improvements
- Scaling up or down when needed
- Support with features and API integrations
The platform grows along with our applications, without us constantly having to deal with the technology behind it. That gives us much more room to develop.
Benefits.
Develop, grow, and improve on a platform that’s taken care of for you.
Faster from Idea to Application
Your team can start developing right away, without first having to set up a complete technical environment.
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More Time for Development
Less attention to the technology behind the platform means more focus on building and improving.
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Everything in One Place
From deployment and management to updates and integrations: you work from one central platform.
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A platform you can keep building on, in 3 steps.
From determining your needs to setting up and managing the platform: we make sure the technical foundation is in place, so your team can focus on developing, improving, and growing.
- 01Step 1
We determine what you need.
We look at your applications, requirements, and development needs and determine which platform is the right fit.
- 02Step 2
We set up the platform for you.
We set up the environment and make sure your team has a solid foundation for developing and rolling out applications.
- 03Step 3
You build, we keep supporting.
Your team focuses on developing and improving, while we take care of the management, the updates, and the platform behind it.
A strong platform starts with the right IT partner.
A good platform should make development easier, not create extra technical work. That’s why Justspark looks beyond simply putting the right environment in place. Our IT specialists take care of the setup, management, and further development of the platform, so it continues to fit your applications and organization. Your team can focus on new ideas and developments, while we make sure the foundation stays properly taken care of.
Active Management
We actively manage your platform and make sure it continues to fit your applications and organization.
Broad IT Expertise
From cloud and infrastructure to security: a wide range of expertise comes together at Justspark.
ISO Certified
We work according to ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 for security and quality.
Personal and Committed
Direct lines of communication, clear agreements, and an IT partner who thinks along with your organization.
Can your current platform still keep up with your ambitions?
“A good platform should help you move forward faster, not create extra technical work. We make sure the foundation is solid and keeps growing with you. I’d be happy to explore what your organization needs.”
Frequently asked questions.
What exactly is PaaS and how does it work?
- PaaS is a cloud model in which a provider delivers hardware, software tools, and an operating system over the internet. This allows developers to focus entirely on writing code and building applications.
What is the difference between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS?
- With IaaS, you only rent the bare infrastructure (servers and storage). With PaaS, you also get the development tools and operating systems. With SaaS, you use a ready-made software application (such as Microsoft 365 or Salesforce).
Why would an organization choose PaaS instead of managing everything in-house?
- PaaS saves time and money because you don’t have to install or update databases, networks, firewalls, and operating systems. This significantly speeds up the time-to-market of your software.
How does PaaS pricing work?
- PaaS usually works on a pay-as-you-go model or a subscription. You pay for the resources (computing power, memory, bandwidth) you actually use, which avoids large upfront investments.
Which programming languages and frameworks are supported?
- Most major PaaS providers support popular languages such as Java, .NET, PHP, Python, Node.js, and Ruby. Exactly which ones are available varies by provider.
How scalable are applications on PaaS?
- Scalability is one of the biggest advantages. If an application suddenly receives a lot of traffic, the platform can automatically allocate extra computing power and memory (autoscaling) to prevent overload.
How secure are our applications and data on a PaaS platform?
- The provider takes care of physical security, network security, and OS updates. However, the security of the application code and the data it contains remains the responsibility of your own developers.
Is there a risk of 'vendor lock-in' with PaaS?
- Yes, this is a real risk. If your application is built specifically with the unique tools or databases of a single provider (such as AWS or Azure), moving it to another cloud later on can be complex and costly.