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September 7, 2026

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Pages for each language and database

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A page per language

The site now has /runtimes — the list of the ten languages the platform runs — and a dedicated page for each one: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Bun, PHP, Ruby and static sites.Each page answers what people ask before signing up:
  • Which versions exist, which one is recommended and which is latest, with the exact VERSION value for vertracloud.config.
  • What the platform handles automatically for that runtime — dependency installation during build, auto-restart, live logs and metrics.
  • What people run with it: bots, APIs, workers, sites.
  • The minimum configuration, in a copyable block.
  • The most common questions, with short answers — the same ones that reach support.
The comparison table at the top shows all ten side by side, for anyone still choosing.

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A page per database

The four managed databases got their own pages under /databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis. Each one covers the version, port, authentication mode and host format, a ready-made connection command with TLS, and what each dashboard operation does — including what a destructive reset deletes.The /databases page remains the overview of the service; the new pages are for people who already know which engine they want.

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In three languages

All pages exist in Portuguese, English and Spanish, with each language’s own URL declared for search engines. Each page’s FAQ is also published as structured data, so it can appear directly in search results.

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Where to find them

The ten languages and four databases are listed in the footer of every page, in their own columns, and the languages also appear in the top Resources menu — without going through the hub.

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Cleanup

Prototype pages that were never announced went offline along with a few unused image files — no previously published URL was removed.