Modern web developers have a broad range of delivery platforms to choose from. Gone are the days when servers, racks, and cooling were the only option. Today's web platforms can be completely virtualized, using third-party infrastructure and robust services; or they can run client-side in browsers with only minimal hardware at the core. And they can run in a wiring closet, or out of a drop-ship container. This session looks at the advantages and shortcomings of web platforms, from turnkey services and virtual appliances to storage containers and old-school racks.