CLO has launched an upgraded cloud platform featuring a redesigned infrastructure. New client projects are now hosted in a separate machine room at the Tier III Design certified IXcellerate data center, while the platform core has been rebuilt for improved stability.
The update introduces full isolation of disk traffic by routing storage data through dedicated network interfaces. This measure prevents performance interference from other users, ensuring consistent speeds for databases and applications during peak loads.
The company has updated its OpenStack stack and integrated DPDK technology to reduce latency and accelerate network traffic processing. Additionally, the infrastructure management logic has been overhauled to remove legacy constraints and prepare for future scaling.
The DBaaS service now supports MySQL 8.0/8.4 and PostgreSQL 16/17. Furthermore, a new Terraform provider has been introduced to facilitate infrastructure-as-code and DevOps integration, alongside a redesigned user interface with mobile support.
New clients can test the updated architecture using a registration bonus, which covers the cost of deploying infrastructure for one to two weeks. The activation process requires using a certificate within the new personal account dashboard.
