CLO, a cloud project by FirstVDS, has launched an upgraded version of its platform. The company describes the update as a major infrastructure modernization rather than a simple software patch. New client projects are now hosted in a separate server room at the Tier III Design certified IXcellerate data center.
The platform architecture has been rebuilt to enhance stability and performance. Key technical improvements include the implementation of traffic isolation and DPDK technology. These measures are designed to ensure predictable resource performance for latency-sensitive applications, such as real-time services and databases.
According to system architect Sergey Pinigin, these changes allow services to operate consistently regardless of the overall load within the data center. The new architecture aims to provide businesses with a stable environment for scaling projects and forecasting infrastructure costs more accurately.
New users can test the updated infrastructure for free. Upon registration in the new personal account, clients receive a starting bonus. This credit is sufficient to deploy and evaluate a full-scale infrastructure setup for a period of one to two weeks.
