Boxfuse is now CloudCaptain!

The initial release of Boxfuse was in 2015. From then on Boxfuse’s feature set grew steadily as we added support for additional payload types, additional AWS regions, additional AWS instance families, additional app types and more!

Transition and Improvements

In 2019, we sold the Flyway part of our business and entered a long transition phase. During this time our attention was more divided than we would have liked, yet we still managed to deliver a number of major improvements including:

  • lightning fast AMI creation, usually in under 10 seconds
  • OpenJDK 11 and OpenJDK 17 support
  • m6i, r6i, c6i EC2 instances support
  • db.t4g RDS instances support

Introducing CloudCaptain

Today we are happy to announce that this transition phase has ended!

As part of this, please join us in saying goodbye to Boxfuse and welcoming CloudCaptain!

CloudCaptain

As you no doubt have noticed the old cloudcaptain.sh domain has now been phased out and replaced by our brand new cloudcaptain.sh where development will continue at an accelerated pace going forward!

We have lots of innovation in store and we can’t wait to share it with you!

Watch this space or follow @CloudCaptainSH on Twitter to stay updated!

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