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Clever Cloud launches Clever Kubernetes Engine (CKE) in public beta on April 27, 2026
Previewed at Devoxx starting April 22, CKE is the culmination of two years of R&D built around a complete reimplementation of Kubernetes.
The DEEP, OVHcloud and Clever Cloud consortium selected to deliver sovereign cloud services for European institutions
Paris – April 17, 2026 – The consortium composed of DEEP by POST Luxembourg Group, OVHcloud and Clever Cloud today announces its selection by the European Commission as part of a major procurement framework to provide sovereign cloud services to the institutions, bodies and agencies of the European Union. This contract, with a ceiling of €180 million over six years, marks a significant milestone in the concrete implementation of Europe’s digital sovereignty strategy.
What makes Clever Cloud unique
Most cloud platforms ask you to pick a lane. Serverless with hard limits on memory, execution time, and payload size. Containers locked to a single hyperscaler with databases resold from third parties. Or raw infrastructure where you manage everything yourself.
OpenTofu: the open-source Terraform fork — natively supported on Clever Cloud
In August 2023, HashiCorp changed Terraform's license. A few weeks later, OpenTofu
was born under the Linux Foundation. Here's what it means — and how to use it
with the Clever Cloud provider.
How We Deployed a Vinext Application in Minutes on Clever Cloud with AI
Cloudflare has just announced Vinext, a drop-in replacement for Next.js built on Vite. The project is vibecoded, experimental, but the promise is compelling: builds up to 4x faster, bundles 57% lighter, and 94% coverage of the Next.js API. We wanted to see how easy it would be to deploy it on Clever Cloud.
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One Framework a Day keeps the Boredom Away: Sinatra
Welcome to this new edition of One Framework a Day keeps the Boredom Away.…
Rust packaging on Exherbo
At Clever Cloud, we love giving new technologies a try. Since its inception, rust…
How Facebook Infer Can Make your Software Safer
At Clever Cloud, we like giving a try to new technologies when they're released, especially…
How We Cut Latency Down by 30k% on Our Git Server
At Clever Cloud, git is core in the deployment process. With the years, our needs…
Building an extensible HTTP client for GitHub in Java
At Clever Cloud, we use a lot of Java. A large part of our API…
Github breaking changes that require your interaction
A couple of days ago, Github made breaking changes regarding the way other companies can…
GitHub Login is Here!
As you may have noticed, Clever Cloud added GitHub integration for signup and login…
Is Clever Cloud Vulnerable to Shellshock?
Did you like [Heartbleed?]({{ site.basepath }}/features/2014/04/08/openssl-101g-update.html) Meet Shellshock — aka CVE-2014-6271 — a new bug…
Wilcards on Domain Names
We've just released a new feature in the domain names management! You can define for…
Knowing your system – Part 8 – On the road to upstream
How did I start contributing?
When I started to really dig into my system to…
Knowing your system – Part 7 – Contributing to Exherboe
The exherbo contribution mechanism
Basically everything regarding exherbo is discussed and managed via the…
Knowing your system – Part 6 – Source-based distributions: Discovering Exherbo
The limits of Gentoo As I said in part 3 of the "knowing your system"…
Knowing your system – Part 5 – Source-based distributions: the binary way
We last saw the paludis tool. Now, we'll take a look at how…
Knowing your system – Part 4 – Falling in love with paludis
Installing a source-based GNU/Linux distribution As we last saw, I'm really fond of source-based distributions.…
Knowing your system – Part 3 – Source-based distributions: The Gentoo example
After a little reminder on UNIX-like systems and a quick view to the init process,…
Facron 0.9 released
Usually, every Thursday I publish another post in my "Knowing your system" saga, but this…
Facron – fanotify cron system
The filesystem cron principle At Clever Cloud, we often have to manage stuff based…
Knowing your system – Part 2 – The init process
As we last saw, when we start an UNIX-like system, the kernel gives the hand…
Knowing your system – Part 1 – Basis on UNIX-like systems
This is the beginning of a batch of blog posts which will help you understanding…