Early this year, we felt a deep need for visual changes in our brand, reflecting on what all our core team went through these past two years, opening space for building up and growing as a team from there, and aligning better with a wider range of services.

It was also time for something easier, faster to use, everywhere (you know, those pesky small and square areas). We just started our rebranding, digging deeper into our identity and what you and us together do. First step: a brand new logo.

In this tutorial we are going to install the latest version of RubyOnRails and deploy it on Clever Cloud to use it as a development environment.

The Weekly Platform Update 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.

Yesterday I started talking with a partner on how we would collaborate. I just wanted an IM so I invited them on our Gitter and Slack. But they don't use any of these solutions. They use IRC. Which is great but then I did not have any logger or private server around. And being most of the time on the go, I have no stable connection. I need this logger. So I deployed one on Clever Cloud. This is how I did it.

Good news everone, we are all super happy to tell you our JVM image has been updated substantialy. We now support OpenJDK 12 and GraalVM CE!

Following our release of GraalVM support, I can show you how to use Quarkus on Clever Cloud. Quarkus is a Java framework conceived with GraalVM and cloud/container support in mind. If you want to be a first class citizen in the GraalVM ecosystem, you are expected to produce native binaries. And in a nutshell, it means you will experience issues in Reflection usage because you use AOT compiling instead of JIT.