Platform Updates #55

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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.
  • Data disk at-rest encryption.
  • clamav support

Platform Updates #55 – 2020-09-24

Platform additions

PHP Tasks

  • PHP instance can now handle tasks:
    1. Flag an application as TASK (through the support for now).
    2. Then you’ll need to the environment variable CC_RUN_COMMAND to call your script or your command.
    3. Trigger a new deployment: the instance(s) will start and run the command you want. The instance stops when the command is finished.

Platform changes

All instances

  • linux 5.8.10

PHP

  • version 7.4.10
  • version 7.3.22
  • version 7.2.33
  • PHP instance can now handle tasks:
    1. Flag an application as TASK (through the support for now).
    2. Then you’ll need to the environment variable CC_RUN_COMMAND to call your script or your command.
    3. Trigger a new deployment: the instance(s) will start and run the command you want. The instance stops when the command is finished.

Rust

  • stable 1.46.0
  • beta 1.47.0-beta.4
  • nightly 1.48.0-nightly

Java

  • version 15

Node.js

  • 14.12.0
  • 12.18.4
  • 10.22.1

Elasticsearch

  • 7.7.1
  • 6.8.10

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