changelog Archives | Clever Cloud From Code to Product Tue, 22 Oct 2024 10:35:31 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://staging-cc-assetsv6.cellar-c2.services.clever-cloud.com/uploads/2023/03/cropped-cropped-favicon-32x32.png changelog Archives | Clever Cloud 32 32 FrankenPHP, sessions in Materia KV, lifecycle: what will change in PHP on Clever Cloud https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/company/2024/10/09/news-php-on-clever-cloud/ Wed, 09 Oct 2024 14:29:52 +0000 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/?p=14268

While we'll have a detailed look at all of this in future articles (you can get a glimpse of it in our public changelog), there's one subject that's close to our heart: our images.

Redesigning images

Each time you deploy an add-on or application on our platform, our orchestrator provides you with a virtual machine based on Exherbo Linux, for which we have built the kernel and binaries specifically to guarantee a classic, high-performance, up-to-date and secure GNU/Linux environment. This environment is configured in a standard way, mainly via environment variables.

This minimal system, specific to our needs and ready to be configured, makes up what we call our images. Over the past few months, we've radically changed the way we design them. Until now, we had different images for each of our runtimes/languages, or almost all of them. Updating and testing images was sometimes complex and very manual. So we simplified and automated all of this.

For several weeks now, we've had regularly-generated image, which differs very little according to needs, and which we put through a battery of drastic tests to ensure that any application will deploy smoothly as it evolves. Implementation has been smooth over the months, and we are now at the end of a process that has been transparent to all our customers.

Why tell you about it today? Because it's what will enable us to gradually review and improve the way you deploy applications on Clever Cloud. We've already laid a few building blocks here and there, like the integration of uv for Python, for example. But things are going to change much more significantly over the coming months and through 2025. One of our biggest runtimes is PHP.

PHP 8.4, sessions in Materia KV

Our discussions with the community at last year's PHP Forum gave us the opportunity to think about how we could improve things. One of the recurring requests was for us to be more responsive in our support for new versions of PHP. The changes we've made will enable us to test the move to PHP 8.4, expected at the end of November, more quickly. Once it's been validated and integrated into Clever Cloud, you'll be able to activate it via a simple environment variable update.

The flexibility of PHP sessions was also a recurring topic. Currently, they can rely on local persistent storage or a Redis database linked to your application. This summer, we worked to tailor our Materia KV technology to this need. A few days ago, we put a new version into production, with support for expiring keys and commands enabling it to be supported transparently for users.

This is quite simple: retrieve the above repository content with git, Clever Tools, then create a PHP application as if it were to host its sessions on a Redis database, the code is identical:

clever create -t php --alias phpSessions
clever env set ENABLE_REDIS "true"
clever env set SESSION_TYPE "redis"

Once done, create a Materia KV add-on and link it to the application you've just created:

clever addon create kv phpSessionsKV --link phpSessions

After that, just deploy the application, and in a few seconds you'll have the expected result, taking advantage of everything that goes with the Clever Cloud platform: keeping it up and running, domains and TLS certificates management, logs, metrics, and so on.

clever deploy & clever open

How did we achieve this? When we designed Materia KV, we set out to create a different kind of key-value database, complementary to our current offering. It is therefore distributed and highly resilient (the data is written in three of our data centers in Paris), but can be used almost seamlessly, since it is compatible with existing ecosystems.

For example, it currently supports the protocol on which Redis is based, and can be used with similar commands or clients such as iredis, redis-cli, valkey-cli, graphical interfaces, etc. We will shortly be adding Dynamo DB and GraphQL.

Franken PHP, better deployment

Another topic close to our hearts is the integration of Franken PHP, developed by our friends and partners at Les Tilleuls. Mixing PHP with a Caddy web server in a rather elegant and unusual way, this solution allows us to think differently about the deployment and configuration of PHP applications, and is increasingly appealing in this ecosystem, which has largely regained vitality in recent years.

We tested it on Clever Cloud, and explained to some customers how to deploy it, via Docker or natively. Above all, we wanted to go one step further and integrate it directly into our images, to simplify its use within our platform. This will soon be the case, thanks to our work on simplifying and redesigning our images. At the same time, we'll be gradually improving our deployment of PHP.

At the moment, we're operating on the basis of the language's legacy, some of which dates back to versions 5.x or 7.x, which can sometimes hold us back in the developments we'd like to implement. After the release of PHP 8.4, we're going to stick to the “historical” operation of our PHP image, so that our customers can benefit from stability in the deployment of their applications.

But most of all, it will enable us to reinvent some areas by focusing on actively supported versions of PHP, with clear management of application and runtime lifecycles. We'll tell you more about this plan later in the year.

Let's discuss at PHP Forum

As you may have gathered, the PHP community is very important to us. That's why we're partnering with AFUP again this year. We'll be present at the 2024 PHP Forum being held on October 10 and 11 at the New York Hotel in Disneyland Paris. Don't hesitate to come and chat with us, we'll have a few surprises and exclusives to show off on site. It will also be an opportunity for you to share your feedback and requests. Because that's how we want to build the future of Clever Cloud: together.

]]>

While we'll have a detailed look at all of this in future articles (you can get a glimpse of it in our public changelog), there's one subject that's close to our heart: our images.

Redesigning images

Each time you deploy an add-on or application on our platform, our orchestrator provides you with a virtual machine based on Exherbo Linux, for which we have built the kernel and binaries specifically to guarantee a classic, high-performance, up-to-date and secure GNU/Linux environment. This environment is configured in a standard way, mainly via environment variables.

This minimal system, specific to our needs and ready to be configured, makes up what we call our images. Over the past few months, we've radically changed the way we design them. Until now, we had different images for each of our runtimes/languages, or almost all of them. Updating and testing images was sometimes complex and very manual. So we simplified and automated all of this.

For several weeks now, we've had regularly-generated image, which differs very little according to needs, and which we put through a battery of drastic tests to ensure that any application will deploy smoothly as it evolves. Implementation has been smooth over the months, and we are now at the end of a process that has been transparent to all our customers.

Why tell you about it today? Because it's what will enable us to gradually review and improve the way you deploy applications on Clever Cloud. We've already laid a few building blocks here and there, like the integration of uv for Python, for example. But things are going to change much more significantly over the coming months and through 2025. One of our biggest runtimes is PHP.

PHP 8.4, sessions in Materia KV

Our discussions with the community at last year's PHP Forum gave us the opportunity to think about how we could improve things. One of the recurring requests was for us to be more responsive in our support for new versions of PHP. The changes we've made will enable us to test the move to PHP 8.4, expected at the end of November, more quickly. Once it's been validated and integrated into Clever Cloud, you'll be able to activate it via a simple environment variable update.

The flexibility of PHP sessions was also a recurring topic. Currently, they can rely on local persistent storage or a Redis database linked to your application. This summer, we worked to tailor our Materia KV technology to this need. A few days ago, we put a new version into production, with support for expiring keys and commands enabling it to be supported transparently for users.

This is quite simple: retrieve the above repository content with git, Clever Tools, then create a PHP application as if it were to host its sessions on a Redis database, the code is identical:

clever create -t php --alias phpSessions
clever env set ENABLE_REDIS "true"
clever env set SESSION_TYPE "redis"

Once done, create a Materia KV add-on and link it to the application you've just created:

clever addon create kv phpSessionsKV --link phpSessions

After that, just deploy the application, and in a few seconds you'll have the expected result, taking advantage of everything that goes with the Clever Cloud platform: keeping it up and running, domains and TLS certificates management, logs, metrics, and so on.

clever deploy & clever open

How did we achieve this? When we designed Materia KV, we set out to create a different kind of key-value database, complementary to our current offering. It is therefore distributed and highly resilient (the data is written in three of our data centers in Paris), but can be used almost seamlessly, since it is compatible with existing ecosystems.

For example, it currently supports the protocol on which Redis is based, and can be used with similar commands or clients such as iredis, redis-cli, valkey-cli, graphical interfaces, etc. We will shortly be adding Dynamo DB and GraphQL.

Franken PHP, better deployment

Another topic close to our hearts is the integration of Franken PHP, developed by our friends and partners at Les Tilleuls. Mixing PHP with a Caddy web server in a rather elegant and unusual way, this solution allows us to think differently about the deployment and configuration of PHP applications, and is increasingly appealing in this ecosystem, which has largely regained vitality in recent years.

We tested it on Clever Cloud, and explained to some customers how to deploy it, via Docker or natively. Above all, we wanted to go one step further and integrate it directly into our images, to simplify its use within our platform. This will soon be the case, thanks to our work on simplifying and redesigning our images. At the same time, we'll be gradually improving our deployment of PHP.

At the moment, we're operating on the basis of the language's legacy, some of which dates back to versions 5.x or 7.x, which can sometimes hold us back in the developments we'd like to implement. After the release of PHP 8.4, we're going to stick to the “historical” operation of our PHP image, so that our customers can benefit from stability in the deployment of their applications.

But most of all, it will enable us to reinvent some areas by focusing on actively supported versions of PHP, with clear management of application and runtime lifecycles. We'll tell you more about this plan later in the year.

Let's discuss at PHP Forum

As you may have gathered, the PHP community is very important to us. That's why we're partnering with AFUP again this year. We'll be present at the 2024 PHP Forum being held on October 10 and 11 at the New York Hotel in Disneyland Paris. Don't hesitate to come and chat with us, we'll have a few surprises and exclusives to show off on site. It will also be an opportunity for you to share your feedback and requests. Because that's how we want to build the future of Clever Cloud: together.

]]> Our new logs interface is available in public beta https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/company/2024/04/15/our-new-logs-interface/ Mon, 15 Apr 2024 11:37:00 +0000 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/?p=12112 banner logs interface

When you deploy an application with Clever Cloud, it's not just delivered online and maintained in operational condition. It also comes with a range of services and dedicated features to help you operate it all along its lifecycle. One of these is our log stack.

We upgraded it last year to rely on Vector for emission, Apache Pulsar for ingestion and consumption, while ensuring isolation between each user (multi-tenant) and each application. The previous solution had shown its limitations and prevented us from delivering some enhancements. Our main objective was to improve our users' experience on many different levels.

A new Logs experience at Clever Cloud

We've been using it successfully in our Clever Tools command line interface (CLI) for several months now. You can view your logs live, download those for a given time window, or even filter them, with the results available in a variety of formats. Documentation is available here. Of course, this feature is based on our APIv4, which is also documented there.

The next step was to integrate this new technical brick into the Console. This was an opportunity for us to rethink the section dedicated to logs so that it exploited our Web Components and met our criteria in terms of usability, functionality and accessibility. Our team spent several months rethinking it from top to bottom.

The Clever Cloud new Logs interface

After an internal testing phase, it is now available in beta to all our customers. They can choose it by clicking on a simple link in the interface, and return to the old one whenever they want. Our objective is to continuously improve this section, and then gradually extend it to all our services. To share your feedback, we've created a community space on GitHub for the purpose:

A myriad of details…

The previous interface allowed you to browse your latest deployments and their various instances one by one. The new interface goes one step further, listing by default all deployments and instances of an application over the last 7 days. The logs of the most recent deployment will be loaded, but you can also add or remove those of the instance of your choice. Each deployment is identified by the hash of the related code commit, with instances numbered (in the case of horizontal scalability).

You can reduce the time window to a few days or a few hours, or even manually indicate start and end times, which is useful when you're looking for specific information, for example, when tracking down a bug. You also have a text filter above the main area. It will evolve with the introduction of an indexing mechanism that will open up new possibilities in this area.

Of course, you can also follow the publication of your logs live. This will be the section displayed by default when a deployment is in progress.

... and of features

The main area lets you select one or more lines with the keyboard and mouse via the gutter on the left, with the option of copying the result to the clipboard just as simply by pressing CTRL+C/Cmd+C. At the top right you'll find a button to set the area to full screen, another to return to the bottom of your logs and a settings area.

Although it's still new, it's already quite complete and uses our new API for user settings. It lets you choose between different light/dark themes, remove colors and ANSI codes, line wrap or not, define a format for date and time, choose whether to display in your time zone or in UTC, distinguish instances by name, etc. Of course, this is subject to change, so don't hesitate to make suggestions.

We'll keep you posted on future improvements in our Changelog (via its RSS feed), or on this blog for the next big steps between now and general availability. Don't forget to follow us on LinkedIn or X/Twitter to keep up to date.

]]> banner logs interface

When you deploy an application with Clever Cloud, it's not just delivered online and maintained in operational condition. It also comes with a range of services and dedicated features to help you operate it all along its lifecycle. One of these is our log stack.

We upgraded it last year to rely on Vector for emission, Apache Pulsar for ingestion and consumption, while ensuring isolation between each user (multi-tenant) and each application. The previous solution had shown its limitations and prevented us from delivering some enhancements. Our main objective was to improve our users' experience on many different levels.

A new Logs experience at Clever Cloud

We've been using it successfully in our Clever Tools command line interface (CLI) for several months now. You can view your logs live, download those for a given time window, or even filter them, with the results available in a variety of formats. Documentation is available here. Of course, this feature is based on our APIv4, which is also documented there.

The next step was to integrate this new technical brick into the Console. This was an opportunity for us to rethink the section dedicated to logs so that it exploited our Web Components and met our criteria in terms of usability, functionality and accessibility. Our team spent several months rethinking it from top to bottom.

The Clever Cloud new Logs interface

After an internal testing phase, it is now available in beta to all our customers. They can choose it by clicking on a simple link in the interface, and return to the old one whenever they want. Our objective is to continuously improve this section, and then gradually extend it to all our services. To share your feedback, we've created a community space on GitHub for the purpose:

A myriad of details…

The previous interface allowed you to browse your latest deployments and their various instances one by one. The new interface goes one step further, listing by default all deployments and instances of an application over the last 7 days. The logs of the most recent deployment will be loaded, but you can also add or remove those of the instance of your choice. Each deployment is identified by the hash of the related code commit, with instances numbered (in the case of horizontal scalability).

You can reduce the time window to a few days or a few hours, or even manually indicate start and end times, which is useful when you're looking for specific information, for example, when tracking down a bug. You also have a text filter above the main area. It will evolve with the introduction of an indexing mechanism that will open up new possibilities in this area.

Of course, you can also follow the publication of your logs live. This will be the section displayed by default when a deployment is in progress.

... and of features

The main area lets you select one or more lines with the keyboard and mouse via the gutter on the left, with the option of copying the result to the clipboard just as simply by pressing CTRL+C/Cmd+C. At the top right you'll find a button to set the area to full screen, another to return to the bottom of your logs and a settings area.

Although it's still new, it's already quite complete and uses our new API for user settings. It lets you choose between different light/dark themes, remove colors and ANSI codes, line wrap or not, define a format for date and time, choose whether to display in your time zone or in UTC, distinguish instances by name, etc. Of course, this is subject to change, so don't hesitate to make suggestions.

We'll keep you posted on future improvements in our Changelog (via its RSS feed), or on this blog for the next big steps between now and general availability. Don't forget to follow us on LinkedIn or X/Twitter to keep up to date.

]]> Platform Updates #65 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2021/07/22/weekly-platform-update-65/ Thu, 22 Jul 2021 09:59:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2021/07/22/weekly-platform-update-65/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful change on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #65 - 2021-07-22

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

Haskell

Ruby

PHP

Python

Add-ons

  • PostgreSQL: PGPool availability
  • PostgreSQL updated :
    • postgresql 13.3
    • postgresql 12.7
    • postgresql 11.12
    • timescaledb 2.2.1
    • postgis 2.5.5
    • postgis 3.1.1

Documentation

  • GitHub comments are now available on every page
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful change on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #65 - 2021-07-22

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

Haskell

Ruby

PHP

Python

Add-ons

  • PostgreSQL: PGPool availability
  • PostgreSQL updated :
    • postgresql 13.3
    • postgresql 12.7
    • postgresql 11.12
    • timescaledb 2.2.1
    • postgis 2.5.5
    • postgis 3.1.1

Documentation

  • GitHub comments are now available on every page
]]> Platform Updates #64 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2021/05/17/weekly-platform-update-64/ Mon, 17 May 2021 11:34:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2021/05/17/weekly-platform-update-64/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #64 - 2021-06-17

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.11.18
  • libvips is now available on every runtime

Python

  • Python 3.9.5
  • Python 3.8.10
  • pip 21.1.1

Java

  • Wildfly 23 now supported for java/war apps

Postgresql

  • 13.2
  • 12.6
  • 11.11
  • timescaledb 2.2.0
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #64 - 2021-06-17

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.11.18
  • libvips is now available on every runtime

Python

  • Python 3.9.5
  • Python 3.8.10
  • pip 21.1.1

Java

  • Wildfly 23 now supported for java/war apps

Postgresql

  • 13.2
  • 12.6
  • 11.11
  • timescaledb 2.2.0
]]> Platform Updates #63 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2021/04/29/weekly-platform-update-63/ Thu, 29 Apr 2021 10:01:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2021/04/29/weekly-platform-update-63/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #63 - 2021-04-29

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.11.15
  • glibc 2.33

PHP

Docker

  • docker 20.10.5

Java

  • java 16
  • maven 3.8.1
  • sbt 1.5.1
  • gradle 7.0
  • dropped java 9 10 12 13 14 15
  • R is now available on java
  • graalvm 21.1.0

Python

  • 3.9.4
  • 3.8.9
  • support for uvicorn
  • support for daphne

Go

  • go 1.16.2
  • Varnish support on Go applications

Ruby

  • 3.0.1
  • 2.7.3
  • 2.6.7
  • 2.5.9

Rust

  • 1.51.0
  • 1.52.0-beta.3
  • 1.53.0-nightly

Node.JS

  • 16.0.0
  • 15.14.0
  • 14.16.1
  • 12.22.1
  • 10.24.1

DOTNET CORE

MySQL

  • A new ProxySQL support: ProxySQL is now available on every application linked with a MySQL add-on, for better performances (a post is coming soon)
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #63 - 2021-04-29

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.11.15
  • glibc 2.33

PHP

Docker

  • docker 20.10.5

Java

  • java 16
  • maven 3.8.1
  • sbt 1.5.1
  • gradle 7.0
  • dropped java 9 10 12 13 14 15
  • R is now available on java
  • graalvm 21.1.0

Python

  • 3.9.4
  • 3.8.9
  • support for uvicorn
  • support for daphne

Go

  • go 1.16.2
  • Varnish support on Go applications

Ruby

  • 3.0.1
  • 2.7.3
  • 2.6.7
  • 2.5.9

Rust

  • 1.51.0
  • 1.52.0-beta.3
  • 1.53.0-nightly

Node.JS

  • 16.0.0
  • 15.14.0
  • 14.16.1
  • 12.22.1
  • 10.24.1

DOTNET CORE

MySQL

  • A new ProxySQL support: ProxySQL is now available on every application linked with a MySQL add-on, for better performances (a post is coming soon)
]]> Platform Updates #62 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2021/02/04/weekly-platform-update-62/ Thu, 04 Feb 2021 10:01:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2021/02/04/weekly-platform-update-62/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #62 - 2021-02-04

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.10.11

Docker

  • 20.10.3

Java

  • graalvm 21.0.0

Go

  • 1.15.7

Haskell

  • stack 2.5.1
  • lts 17.0 preinstalled

Node.JS

  • 15.7.0
  • 10.23.2
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #62 - 2021-02-04

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.10.11

Docker

  • 20.10.3

Java

  • graalvm 21.0.0

Go

  • 1.15.7

Haskell

  • stack 2.5.1
  • lts 17.0 preinstalled

Node.JS

  • 15.7.0
  • 10.23.2
]]> Platform Updates #61 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2021/01/26/weekly-platform-update-61/ Tue, 26 Jan 2021 17:22:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2021/01/26/weekly-platform-update-61/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #61 - 2021-01-26

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.10.8

Docker

  • 20.10.1

.NET Core

  • 5.0.102
  • 3.1.110

Elasticsearch

  • 6.8.13
  • 7.10.2
Note: The recent update on licensing (SSPL) made by Elastic™ doesn't affect us

Erlang

  • erlang 23.2.1
  • elixir 1.11.3

Go

  • 1.15.6

MySQL

  • Percona-Server 8.0.22
  • Percona-Server 5.7.32

Node.JS

  • 15.6.0
  • 14.15.4
  • 12.20.1
  • 10.23.1

PHP

  • 7.3.26
  • 7.4.14
  • 8.0.1

PostgreSQL

  • 13.1
  • 12.3
  • 11.10

Python

  • 3.9.1
  • 3.8.7
  • 3.7.9

Redis

  • 6.0.10

Rust

  • stable 1.49.0
  • beta 1.50.0-beta.6
  • nightly 1.51.0-nightly
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #61 - 2021-01-26

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.
  • Vector.dev support

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.10.8

Docker

  • 20.10.1

.NET Core

  • 5.0.102
  • 3.1.110

Elasticsearch

  • 6.8.13
  • 7.10.2
Note: The recent update on licensing (SSPL) made by Elastic™ doesn't affect us

Erlang

  • erlang 23.2.1
  • elixir 1.11.3

Go

  • 1.15.6

MySQL

  • Percona-Server 8.0.22
  • Percona-Server 5.7.32

Node.JS

  • 15.6.0
  • 14.15.4
  • 12.20.1
  • 10.23.1

PHP

  • 7.3.26
  • 7.4.14
  • 8.0.1

PostgreSQL

  • 13.1
  • 12.3
  • 11.10

Python

  • 3.9.1
  • 3.8.7
  • 3.7.9

Redis

  • 6.0.10

Rust

  • stable 1.49.0
  • beta 1.50.0-beta.6
  • nightly 1.51.0-nightly
]]> Platform Updates #60 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2021/01/12/weekly-platform-update-60/ Tue, 12 Jan 2021 10:50:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2021/01/12/weekly-platform-update-60/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #60 - 2021-01-12

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.10.4

Ruby

  • 3.0.0

Platform Additions

New database connections metric
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #60 - 2021-01-12

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.10.4

Ruby

  • 3.0.0

Platform Additions

New database connections metric
]]> Platform Updates #59 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2020/12/01/weekly-platform-update-59/ Tue, 01 Dec 2020 15:00:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2020/12/01/weekly-platform-update-59/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #59 - 2020-12-01

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.9.8

PHP

  • 7.3.25
  • 7.4.13
  • 8.0.0

PHP Extensions

  • xdebug 3.0.0 (php 7.0 and 7.1 no longer supported, but they are EOL anyways)
  • couchbase 3.0.4 (php 5.6, 7.0 and 7.1 no longer supported, but they are EOL anyways)
  • mongodb 1.9.0
  • rdkafka 4.0.4
  • redis 5.3.2
  • solr 2.5.1
  • zip 1.19.2
  • ioncube 10.4.5
  • newrelic 9.14.0.290

Node.js

  • 12.20.0
  • 14.15.1
  • 15.3.0

Rust

  • stable 1.48.0
  • beta 1.49.0-beta.1
  • nightly 1.50.0-nightly

Redis

  • 6.0.9

Platform Additions

  • PostgreSQL 13.1 is now available
  • Composer 2.0.7
]]>

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

Platform Updates #59 - 2020-12-01

[Unreleased]

  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.
  • New ACL management.

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.9.8

PHP

  • 7.3.25
  • 7.4.13
  • 8.0.0

PHP Extensions

  • xdebug 3.0.0 (php 7.0 and 7.1 no longer supported, but they are EOL anyways)
  • couchbase 3.0.4 (php 5.6, 7.0 and 7.1 no longer supported, but they are EOL anyways)
  • mongodb 1.9.0
  • rdkafka 4.0.4
  • redis 5.3.2
  • solr 2.5.1
  • zip 1.19.2
  • ioncube 10.4.5
  • newrelic 9.14.0.290

Node.js

  • 12.20.0
  • 14.15.1
  • 15.3.0

Rust

  • stable 1.48.0
  • beta 1.49.0-beta.1
  • nightly 1.50.0-nightly

Redis

  • 6.0.9

Platform Additions

  • PostgreSQL 13.1 is now available
  • Composer 2.0.7
]]> Platform Updates #58 https://stagingv6.cleverapps.io/blog/features/2020/11/04/weekly-platform-update-58/ Wed, 04 Nov 2020 17:40:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2020/11/04/weekly-platform-update-58/

The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

[Unreleased]

  • New geographic regions are about to be available.
  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.

Platform Updates #58 - 2020-11-04

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.9.3
  • nodejs v14 is now the default version, since it's LTS. If your stack uses node for build operations, make sure it's compatible with node 14.

Node.js

  • node 10.23.0
  • node 14.15.0
  • node 15.0.1

Added

  • documentation: Added how to use private SSH keys with env variable (useful for private repositories)
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The Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever Cloud. You'll find the updated parts of Clever Cloud below, to follow fixes, updates, new products and more on a weekly basis.

[Unreleased]

  • New geographic regions are about to be available.
  • Private network groups.
  • Option for data disk at-rest encryption at add-on creation.

Platform Updates #58 - 2020-11-04

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.9.3
  • nodejs v14 is now the default version, since it's LTS. If your stack uses node for build operations, make sure it's compatible with node 14.

Node.js

  • node 10.23.0
  • node 14.15.0
  • node 15.0.1

Added

  • documentation: Added how to use private SSH keys with env variable (useful for private repositories)
]]>