funny. just because a server is located in DE doesn't imply any security against 3-letter agencies at all: all US companies are required to hand over all data, and lie about this fact.
So please, do not mislead your customers: their data ist NOT secure against spying, industrial espionage,.... whenever it's stored on AWS, DropBox and all these other 'cloud' services. Usage of ANY US-based 'cloud' provider is illegal under the BDSG (as long as we talk data related to individuals). The stupid 'safe haven' regulation cannot be upheld anymore and will eventually be turned down by European/German courts.
Basic physics tells us, that the inductive load the guy inserts into the environment "connects" to the electromagnetic energy someone else is paying for.
What? The web is from France? Wouldn't that be a good 'argument' for politicians to re-introduce SOPA/PIPA? I mean ... something that came from France can only be bad, right? [like the other stuff considered harmful, like health insurance and stuff]
Oh sorry, didn't know that you have been already there.
We have some experience with Bugzilla and Roundup.
The latter suited our needs better (but they evolved over time, so a direct comparison doesn't necessarily make sense)
So please, do not mislead your customers: their data ist NOT secure against spying, industrial espionage,.... whenever it's stored on AWS, DropBox and all these other 'cloud' services. Usage of ANY US-based 'cloud' provider is illegal under the BDSG (as long as we talk data related to individuals). The stupid 'safe haven' regulation cannot be upheld anymore and will eventually be turned down by European/German courts.