Build Pipeline ‑ language version updates
We've just pushed an update across our build infrastructure that contains a number of upgrades to the supported languages and tools.
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What Is Deployment Testing? A Practical Guide to Testing in CI/CD
Deployment testing is the layered set of automated checks that verify a release works mid-pipeline and after cutover. Here's how it fits in CI/CD.
Deploy Your PHP Site with DeployHQ: Composer, Laravel, and WordPress
Deploy PHP applications with DeployHQ — from simple sites to Laravel and WordPress. Automate Composer installs, database migrations, and zero downtime releases.
What are the differences between FTP, FTPS and SFTP?
FTP sends data unencrypted, FTPS wraps FTP in TLS, and SFTP tunnels file transfers over SSH. This guide compares all three protocols side by side, shows exactly what attackers see when you use FTP in production, and includes a step-by-step migration path from FTP to SFTP.
Private Repository Dependencies: Composer, npm, and SSH Auth Patterns
Pull private Composer, npm, and Git dependencies into builds without leaking credentials. Machine users, auth.json, .npmrc — patterns that scale.
DeployHQ Build Pipeline updates
We're pleased to announce a number of major language version changes and new releases to our build pipeline.
Build and Deploy Your Static Site with DeployHQ
Deploy static sites built with Astro, Next.js, Hugo, Eleventy, or Gatsby using DeployHQ. Automate builds, cache dependencies, and upload only changed files.
How to Handle Database Changes During a Deployment
Learn how to version-control database schema changes with migrations and run them automatically during deployments using DeployHQ SSH commands.
Using DeployHQ with Shared Hosting providers
DeployHQ has always been flexible and easy to use with a variety of different servers, with support available for FTP, SSH/SFTP, and other proprietary services and protocols such as AWS...
Using Node.js and NPM with the DeployHQ Build Pipeline
Configure Node.js builds in DeployHQ with NPM, pnpm, or Bun. Cache dependencies, set Node versions, and deploy compiled assets automatically.
Keeping your DeployHQ account secure
DeployHQ offers many security configuration options for your account, such as enforcing two factor authentication, IP restricted access, and granular user restrictions.
Using zones
We’ve recently implemented new functionality for DeployHQ users, which allows for a geographical zone to be selected on a per-project basis. This means deployments will run from a server within...