Enomaly Inc.Enomaly is the ancestor of cloud computers. It has developed a series of software for virtualization and cloud computing management. Enomaly is the first company to focus on the emerging cloud computing. Today, their software called Elastic Computing Platform allows web hosts and service providers to offer IaaS and public cloud services to their customers. The company is among the first to provide self-service IaaS (Infrastructure - as - a - Service) platform software, the first version of the open source Enomalism platform launched in 2005, later renamed the form ECP.Enomaly which is enterprise cloud computing. ; Elastic Computing Platform (ECP) works for operators and service providers, custody and customer service of every enterprise, helps them provide more efficiency and flexibility of cloud computing platform. More than 15,000 companies using the ECP enterprise cloud computing platform realize on-demand service infrastructure and benefit from the dynamic evolution of supply and computing work. The Enomaly Elastic Computing Platform (ECP) is aimed at operators and offers unlimited scalability. The ECP carrier-grade architecture can support a very large cloud platform, in different environments. It has increased the flexibility of enterprise self-service.Features of Enomaly ECPEnomaly ECP (Elastic Computing Platform) is a fully functional, easy-to-use, mature and stable (similar to Amazon AWS EC2 cloud services), can help enterprises and operators quickly build and expand the cloud computing environment (and the enterprise's internal users provide private cloud service, and users public cloud services also provide public cloud services). ECP allows users to go through the middle of paper......Cloud Security Alliance. “Top Threats to Cloud Computing.” Cloud Security Alliance. Np, nd Web. April 2, 2014. Condron, Stephanie, Ian Gallagher and Simon Watkins. “Unveiled: Details of Barclays account for sale as 'gold mine' containing up to 27,000 files leaked in worst banking data breach. NEVER." Nd Web. February 10, 2014. Cole, Arthur. “Defining 'Elasticity' in the Cloud." Defining 'Elasticity' in the Cloud." Networked Computing. IT Services Center, June 27, 2011. Web. April 2, 2014. Reilly, Denis, Chris Wren and Tom Berry. “Cloud Computing: Advantages and Disadvantages for Computer Forensics”: n. Viswanathan, Priya. so beneficial? » Advantages and disadvantages of Cloud Computing (2013): n..