The sorter vendor's move raises an important question: how many OpenStack distributions is too many

StrongLoop ,the startup sorter dedicated to providing commercially supported versions of Node.js for popular operating systems, now has $8 million in new Series A funding to bolster that effort. And it has named Isaac Roth, a force behind the Red Hat OpenShift PaaS and a StrongLoop board member, as CEO.
StrongLoop was founded sorter last year by big-time Node.js contributors Bert Belder , Ben Noordhuis and Al Tsang to offer fully supported versions of Node.js for Red Hat Linux, CentOS, Debian/Ubuntu, Mac OS and Windows operating systems. The new funding was led by Shasta Ventures and Ignition Partners.
The company also announced LoopBack, a Node.js-based mobile backend-as-a-service (MBaaS) that can be deployed on -premises or in the cloud or specifically, Amazon, Heroku, Cloud Foundry, sorter OpenShift, Rackspace and Cloud9 IDE clouds.
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