cloud.gov news
Log4J Vulnerability / ED 22-02 Update
The cloud.gov team has continued working on the Log4j vulnerability, also known as Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228), since our last news update posted on December 14th, 2021. This post summarizes customer responsibilities, steps we have taken to protect our customers, and the status of the platform with respect to log4j.
log4j Customer responsibility: Restage Java and PHP applications to Mitigate log4shell exploit
Critical new updates have been released for the Java and PHP buildpacks and customers should restage their apps immediately.
Cloud.gov: More than a stepping stone to the cloud
Cloud.gov currently supports mission-critical applications for some of the federal government’s most visible agencies, and enables highly-available and resilient solutions the American public depends on.
November 18th cloud.gov Change Log
The cloud.gov team is working on providing change logs so everyone can see new features and updates.
New Controlled Space Egress
The cloud.gov platform is releasing new space types to help customers better control app egress.
Guidance for cloud.gov customers in complying with DHS BOD 22-01
To help ensure our customers are compliant with DHS BOD 22-01, the cloud.gov team has provided some guidance on buildpack usage and updates
October 29th cloud.gov Change Log
The cloud.gov team is working on providing change logs so everyone can see new features and updates.
October 15th cloud.gov Change Log
It’s a new fiscal year! The cloud.gov team is working on providing change logs so everyone can see new features and updates.