A tour of Cycle's developer experience platform: environments, deployments, tag-based rollbacks, stacks and pipelines, and how they keep your platform stable, visible and predictable.
AI has changed how engineering and DevOps teams work, but the core needs of an internal developer platform haven’t. Declarative state, built-in observability, and having interfaces like an API or Portal still matter.
As the leading LowOps platform, our team is thrilled to announce the launch of Cycle Functions - a new way to run task-based containers on top of the platform. Functions are just normal containers on Cycle, with a catch: they start when a request is made, and shut down when the request is finished.
While many of the simplicity-first promises that Docker Swarm makes are comparable with Cycle.io's manifesto, take a deeper look at why many users outgrowing Swarm are migrating to Cycle and why Cycle makes them feel at home.
We're thrilled to announce the launch of our latest feature: Deployments! This game-changing addition is set to redefine how our users deploy and manage their applications, ensuring zero downtime and enhancing productivity.
Containerizing and deploying a production Remix application on the LowOps platform Cycle.
Get started using Github Actions and Cycle Pipelines to automate deployments.
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This release strengthens the network foundation and adds new capabilities for teams running on Cycle. Inter-node IPsec now rolls encryption keys more often and handles high-throughput links better. The native load balancer responds much faster to route, instance, and DNS changes in large environments. The release also introduces an integrated, highly available message bus for pub/sub within your environments, and External Volumes now support AWS EBS volumes natively. Rounding out the release are HTTP/2 improvements across the load balancer and internal API, simpler traffic splitting, and more control over pipelines and virtual machines.