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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.
Clever Cloud to be heard by the National Assembly’s Law Committee in the context of the bill on securing Digital Public Procurement
Nantes, 16 February 2026 – Clever Cloud is honoured to be heard on 20 February 2026 before the Law Committee of the French National Assembly as part of the examination of Bill No. 2258 on securing digital public procurement, adopted by the Senate.
Clever Cloud Position Paper – Revision of the EU Public Procurement Rules
Unlocking European Innovation and Sovereignty: From Rules to Results: Europe’s Procurement Triad
Clever Cloud presents its latest innovations at ACCES 2025
Clever Cloud – ACCES Conference, Paris, 11 December 2025
Clever Cloud launches its first certification: “Cloud Concepts 101”
Clever Cloud, a leading European provider of Platform as a Service (PaaS) solutions, announces the launch of its first official certification, Cloud Concepts 101, designed to help developers master the fundamentals of cloud computing and the Clever Cloud platform.
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Announcing Larger Scalers for Apps
This month you may have noticed something new on the pricing page: two new flavours…
Weekly Platform Updates #53
The Weekly Platform Updates is a series of posts about every impactful changes on Clever…
Environment variables: reloaded
After all these years, our Web console's codebase needed some technical updates. We chose new…
Clever Grid: Using GPUs has never been so simple
Today the Clever Cloud team is happy to release Clever Grid, our new GPUs…
Cellar v2: even more S3 compatibility
In November 2018, we released the Cellar C2 cluster. Every new cellar account since then…
Clean up your Rails Controllers with Service Objects
Fat Models and skinny Controllers right?
You know what they say about the MVC design…