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Hey there, Today, we are launching Clouddley v2, and all the new features we will release are thrilling. Before diving in, let’s talk about Clouddley. Clouddley is a backend Infrastructure platform for your compute, focusing on applications, services, databases, and AI workloads. We will focus on releasing offerings to help developers, founders, startups, etc., move fast with little to no Infrastructure overhead.

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What’s new in v2

We’re thrilled to unveil Clouddley v2, with revamped UI/UX, improved workflows and expanded support for deploying on your infrastructure quickly.

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Dashboard

We’ve rebuilt the dashboard from the ground up to make navigation smoother, surface real-time logs and metrics more transparently, and simplify key tabs such as Custom Domains, Logs and Deployments. Feedback from you over the past couple of months drove these changes.

Clouddley New Dashboard

Here’s a glimpse of how app deployments look on Clouddley.

App Deployments

Get real-time visibility into your builds and app activity with detailed logs.

App logs

Track performance and resource usage effortlessly with Clouddley’s built-in metrics on the dashboard.

App metrics

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Teams

You will be able to create and manage team members.

Create a Team on Clouddley

Collaborate effortlessly by adding team members and managing projects together on Clouddley.

Invite team members on Clouddley

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Documentation & Blog

Thanks to Bọ́lájí Ayọ̀dejì and Faith Kovi, we’ve successfully migrated our documentation from Docusaurus to GitBook, and our blog now runs on Mintlify. While Docusaurus is an excellent open-source tool, it didn’t give us the flexibility and speed we needed as we scaled. GitBook now provides a cleaner interface, improved search, and an easier way to organise and update content. Our Mintlify blog, on the other hand, provides a faster writing and publishing workflow with built-in formatting and improved SEO visibility, allowing us to share product updates, tutorials, and technical stories more easily. We’re still improving, so your feedback means a lot.

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Customer Support Upgrade

We want to take care of our customers. We strongly believe there is no business without customers. We have updated all paying plans to include Chat and Email Support. As long as you are a paying customer, you will be taken care of as soon as we get your complaints or issues.

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Product Offering (Apps, Databases, Servers):

We are super excited about what we are building because we want to finally give folks who use virtual machines and bare metal servers more power. You can try Clouddley free for 30 days — no credit card required. Clouddley comes with some exciting features. Here’s a snapshot of what you can do on Clouddley now:

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Pricing

Find the right pricing plan for your team, whether you’re experimenting, scaling, or running production workloads.
  • Starter: $10/month — great for side-projects and testing. Includes app deployment, databases, brokers, Kubernetes clusters, background jobs, and GitHub deploys.
  • Pro (Recommended): $25/month — adds open-source LLM model deployment (coming soon), service metrics, custom domains, and DDoS mitigation.
  • Business: $100/month — built for production teams. Includes everything in Pro plus AI insights into pipelines, model fine-tuning (coming soon), higher service limits, and priority support.
You can start with any plan on a free trial and upgrade later.

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​Clouddley v2.5 - What’s coming?

We have an exciting new product offerings coming to Clouddley in version 2.5 - Brokers and Build Packs Support.

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Brokers

Brokers will simplify the management of real-time communication between your services. You’ll be able to deploy and manage message brokers like RabbitMQ and NATS on a server directly from the Clouddley dashboard. Whether you’re running background jobs, building event-driven systems, or streaming data, Brokers will handle the provisioning, scaling, and monitoring for you automatically. It’s a simple, reliable way to connect your services and keep your applications running smoothly.

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Build Packs Support

We will make deployments even smoother with support for Nixpacks and Railpacks. If you’ve ever wished for a faster, more predictable build process, this one’s for you. Nixpacks automatically detects your app’s language and dependencies, then builds lightweight, reproducible environments — no Dockerfile needed. It’s perfect for developers who want speed and simplicity. Railpacks, on the other hand, make builds faster and smaller by leveraging BuildKit, and support Node, Python, Go, and PHP out of the box. It is optimised for performance and flexibility. They give you more control over your build configurations while keeping setup time low. Together with Dockerfile support, these new build options let you choose what works best for your workflow — whether you’re shipping a simple web app or scaling a complex microservice.

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Conclusion

These new builders give you more options, improved performance, and a smoother experience overall. We can’t wait to see what you build next. From all of us,
The Clouddley Team.