IBM developerWorks Cloud: IBM Bluemix is now IBM Cloud -- try it out for free!

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DEC 2017 Hello, cloud enthusiasts! IBM Bluemix has grown into an enormously popular cloud platform. But you know what's even more popular? Simplicity. That's why IBM has merged the Bluemix brand with the IBM Cloud brand. That's right, we're unifying our public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud offerings under a single name: IBM Cloud. All Bluemix products, services, and support will continue to be available as IBM Cloud. And now, getting started with IBM Cloud is easier than ever. You can try it out for free using our IBM Cloud Lite account. There's no card required and no time restriction, so you can start building smart, connected apps with IBM Cloud services for free, for as long as you like. You get 256 MB of instantaneous Cloud Foundry runtime memory, and 2 GB with Kubernetes Clusters. Plus, you can add intelligence to your apps with Watson services. Is there more? You bet! Get all the details in this intro to IBM Cloud Lite. Our aim is to help keep things as simple as possible -- the world of cloud computing is complex enough as it is. ...which is why developerWorks is here to help you stay on top of all that complexity, as you'll see in the listings below. See something you like? Spread the word using our "Forward to a friend" link in the lower right. Got a question or comment? Get in touch with us through our feedback form. Thanks for joining us! John Swanson - Managing Editor, developerWorks Cloud Computing Latest developer resources Solve your real-world programming challenges: Get access to more than 100 new code patterns and the first Bot Asset Exchange for enterprise IBM has released more than 100 IBM Code Patterns, developer packages comprised of code, documentation, and resources for AI, data, and cloud developers. Plus, they've also released a first-of-its-kind Bot Asset Exchange, which gives you the tools you need to quickly build and deploy bots to any platform. Use UrbanCode to deploy microservices on IBM Cloud Learn how to design build-and-deploy templates for microservices. This tutorial offers guidance on how to use IBM UrbanCode Deploy to simplify the complex deployments of hundreds of microservices, as well as how to reduce the maintenance effort that comes with build-and-deploy scripts for complex microservice architectures. Working with cloned git repos in the IBM Cloud developerWorks Code Patterns are complete projects that include git repos to get you started with various technologies. This tutorial (and colorful accompanying video) by Doug Tidwell shows you how to take a cloned git repo and tie it to the delivery pipeline for your own app running in the IBM Cloud. Add an organization to your existing Hyperledger Fabric blockchain network using an easy tool Learn how to add an organization with its own peers to an already running Hyperledger Fabric blockchain network, and join it to a channel. 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