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Otoroshi with LLM: simplify your API and AI service management on Clever Cloud
Your applications and services are evolving in an increasingly complex environment, requiring effective management of APIs and interactions with artificial intelligence models such as the very popular LLMs (Large Language Models).
Clever Cloud and DataConnect Africa: the first step towards a secure, sovereign cloud for Africa
As part of its international growth, Clever Cloud has signed its first partnership in Côte d'Ivoire, with DataConnet Africa, to offer the region's first Sovereign and Secure cloud.
clever cloud fest. is coming
Clever Cloud announces its clever cloud fest. an event to bring together customers, prospects, partners and more.
Metabase on Clever Cloud: easily query and visualize your data
Your business generates data, which you need to analyse, understand and make available to your teams, both technical and non-technical. To meet this need, we worked with David Sferruzza to integrate Metabase for the cloud, which is available on our Marketplace and can be easily deployed on Clever Cloud.
Clever Cloud joins Hexatrust
Clever Cloud recently joined Hexatrust, in line with its commitment to security in the cloud, and the importance of creating and supporting French and European digital ecosystems.
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Introducing the Clever Cloud Rust SDK
Our engineering team is proud to announce a brand new Rust software development kit (sdk), also known as "clevercloud-sdk" on crates.io.
Heptapod: Octobus’ enhanced GitLab, ready to use
Heptapod is a full GitLab offering, with the possibility of using Mercurial as a CVS for those who want it.
Improving our environment variables editor
The environment variables editor was proposed with a Simple or Expert mode. We have added a third, using JSON format. You can read/write in it.
Migration Required for Buckets on Cellar C1 Cluster
tl;dr: On March 21th 2022 the Cellar C1 cluster will reach its end of life.…
Security update about npm libraries ‘colors’ and ‘faker’
Few days ago, Marak Squires, the developer behind the open-source npm libraries colors and faker, decided to corrupt the libraries, to denounce issues in open-source projects' funding system. Learn how to protect your app.
Security update about Log4Shell
What is Log4Shell?
You probably heard about Log4Shell (or CVE-2021-44228), the vulnerability which impacted log4j,…