The ability to access resources and services via the Internet is known as cloud computing. Open-source software is another benefit of cloud computing, allowing users to create and install new apps. In simple terms, cloud computing refers to the delivery of computing hardware and programs as a service via data centers and the Internet. It lowers costs and facilitates the utilization of applications eliminating the need for installations. It provides users with the on-demand services. This study compares the behavior of open-source cloud computing platforms like IBM Bluemix and Openshift Red Hat over the course of installation, and it offers an evaluation of running technologies including PHP on local servers versus open-source cloud software.