Hello, my device (Omega 2+) never shows as online in cloud.onion.io even though locally the device says 'Your device is registered with the Onion Cloud. Check out cloud.onion.io to get started!'.
Is the onion cloud still being supported and should devices be able to be registered with it/show up?
Have you tried clearing your cache and refreshing the page. There are only 4 apps now it would seem:
I can't even see the 'Legacy Console' which they show on screen here - https://onion.io/2bt-onion-os/ - so assume only way to update wifi or reset etc is via terminal.
@Michael-Van-Norman No worries, didn't think you were at all 
I'd been going through a frustrating cycle of trying to get cloud off the ground - I think I've got about 8 copies of my board 'in the cloud' now!
I'd seen a few posts from people in the same place as me so thought I'd share what I'd been able to find.
I really hope that the cloud might become more permanent though. I've worked a bit with the particle.io devices and the cloud approach works really well for these, most likely due to their being far simpler devices though.
Hi All, I gather from the onion team that there is a known issue with onion cloud which is stopping devices from registering with the cloud and being used in this way. The technical team are working on this though so some guidance may come in due course.
We just need to be patient
I've had the same problem and some correspondence with the onion team who have been really quick and helpful in their responses.
Speaking with the team they've explained that the Onion Cloud was originally developed as a free sandbox resource for hobbyist developers to create web-based projects for light usage. This was always an add-on from the initial offering of onion and the main development process for these boards is using the built in systems locally (http://Omega-XXXX.local/), now OnionOS (More details at https://onion.io/2bt-onion-os/ ).
Their technical team are aware of the problem with the onion cloud and are working on it so we should see some guidance or statement on this in due course. It's worth noting however that as this was never part of the original promise of onion this doesn't necessarily represent a priority - these are my words however not theirs!
There are many 3rd party platforms which allow you to integrate an Onion device with them and they may be more robust where management of multiple devices remotely is required - details on these services and how to get started using them can be found here - https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/connecting-to-cloud-platforms.html
I know the initial part of setting up one of these devices can be frustrating, especially if some of the above is not made clear, but none of this detracts from the large amount of amazing things which are possible with these devices.
Hello, my device (Omega 2+) never shows as online in cloud.onion.io even though locally the device says 'Your device is registered with the Onion Cloud. Check out cloud.onion.io to get started!'.
Is the onion cloud still being supported and should devices be able to be registered with it/show up?