I currently have a simple Java command line program, which I want to put on the cloud in which users can play blackjack command Line. Can I use the same Java code of any of their cloud services which is currently or I need to re-type the code for a specific engine. I saw in Google App Engine but it was a little uncertain whether it could be done.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You have to understand what the "cloud" is in the cloud different types of service models (SaaS, IaaS And read about PaaS).
You can deploy a command line program on the IASS cloud like Amazon EC2. Amazon EC2 example is a remote server that you can use to do a lot on remote servers. Suppose that you have started an EC2 instance and installed your command line game on that example, you have to open the login on that box for your users. You have to make some arrangements for registering your users. You must create a command line login (shell account) on the server for each server that is registered to play the game. When users register for playing games, your consumers will have to use Telnet or SSH for that EC2 example using login. Therefore, theoretically it can be done. However, people do not take that route for many reasons, one of them, not all users are familiar with Telnet or SSH terminals. Another major reason is security concerns, so deploying command line games on EC2 examples and allowing users to play games to Telnet / SSH for that example is not a practical option.
It is advisable that every computer user should be familiar with the browser. That's why you should make your game available on the browser. Run your game on a remote server and allow users to play games on their browser.
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