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December 10, 2019 By Suraksha Vidyarthi < 1 min read

IBM Cloud Foundry Public is making updates to the default Standard plan.

The updates will either eliminate or reduce the 375 GB-Hr’s/Month free tier that is available today for running Cloud Foundry applications. 

After March 1, 2020, the following plan changes will be made

The 375 GB-Hr’s/Month free tier will be eliminated for the following IBM supported Runtimes:

  • Liberty for Java
  • SDK for Node.js
  • ASP.NET Core
  • Runtime for Swift 

The 375 GB-Hr’s/Month free tier will be halved to 186 GB-Hr’s/Month for the Community Runtimes:

  • Go
  • PHP
  • Python
  • Ruby
  • Tomcat

These changes don’t affect the free tier that is available today with an IBM Cloud Lite Account. 

​About IBM Cloud Foundry

IBM Cloud Foundry is a Cloud Foundry-certified development platform for cloud native applications on IBM Cloud. IBM Cloud Foundry is the fastest and the most cost-effective way to build and host a cloud native application on IBM Cloud. 

Watch this intro video to learn more about Cloud Foundry:

Visit the IBM Cloud Docs to learn more about IBM Cloud Foundry Public and Enterprise. 

Get started and deploy your first application today.

Suraksha Vidyarthi
IBM Cloud Solutions Technical Lead

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