Weekly Platform Updates #52

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The Weekly 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]

  • data disk at-rest encryption (available on demand)
  • logs for Elastic, Redis
  • Elastic 6
  • jenkins, artifactory & sprint-0 add-ons

WPU #52 – 2019-04-25

Changed

All images

  • linux 5.0.7
  • systemd 242

node

  • node 8.16.0
  • node 10.15.3
  • node 11.14.0

java

  • support for mvnw
  • support for maven profiles
  • java 12
  • graalvm-ce

php

  • php 7.3.3
  • php 7.2.16
  • php 7.1.27
  • composer 1.8.4
  • ioncube, amqp, memcached, newrelic available for php 7.3

php modules

  • amqp 1.9.4
  • apcu 5.1.17
  • iocube 10.3.2
  • libsodium 2.0.21
  • memcached 3.1.3
  • newrelic 8.6.0.238
  • redis 4.3.0
  • xdebug 2.7.0

python

  • python 2.7.26
  • python 3.7.3
  • pip 19.0.3

ruby

  • ruby 2.4.6
  • ruby 2.5.4
  • ruby 2.5.5
  • ruby 2.6.2

go

  • go 1.12.3

haskell

  • preinstall ghc 8.6.4

rust

  • rustup update (20190417)
  • stable 1.34.0
  • beta 1.35.0-beta.1
  • nightly 1.36.0-nightly

erlang

  • erlang 21.3.3
  • eixir 1.8.1

console

  • Ability to choose PGSQL or MySQL version during the add-on creation
  • Metrics available for MySQL

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