Facundo is the CTO at DeployHQ. He oversees our software engineering team by day and, in his free time, enjoys hobbies such as cycling, spending time in nature, and the company of Bono 🐶
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In today's digital age, a website is often a business's most valuable asset. Ensuring its reliability and performance is crucial for customer satisfaction and search engine rankings. While many website owners focus solely on uptime, there are other critical metrics that can significantly impact a website's success.
A build pipeline is a series of automated processes that transform source code into a deployable artifact. It's a crucial component of modern software development, ensuring that code changes are tested, packaged, and deployed efficiently and reliably.
In the fast-paced world of web development, automation is key to maintaining efficiency and velocity. DeployHQ Build Pipelines offer a powerful solution for streamlining your deployment process, allowing you to automate the tasks involved in getting your code from development to production.
In recent years, a growing movement has emerged, advocating for organizations to reduce their reliance on cloud service providers. This movement, often referred to as the "Cloud Exit" or "Cloud Offboarding" movement, is driven by various factors, including data privacy concerns, cost optimization, and the desire for increased control over IT infrastructure.
DevOps is a software development methodology that merges development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams to streamline the software development lifecycle. By fostering collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement, DevOps empowers organizations to deliver high-quality software more rapidly and securely.
We're thrilled to announce a strategic partnership that brings together the power of DeployHQ and DigitalOcean. This integration simplifies the deployment process, allowing you to effortlessly deploy your applications to DigitalOcean droplets directly from your DeployHQ dashboard.
In today's fast-paced digital world, software development teams are under constant pressure to deliver high-quality applications quickly and efficiently. Traditional development methodologies often struggle to keep up with the increasing demands of modern software development. This is where Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) come into play.
Ever wished you could seamlessly deploy your code to servers tucked safely behind a firewall? At DeployHQ, we understand the importance of security, and that often means keeping your servers isolated from the outside world. But what about when it comes to pushing new code updates?
Deployment strategies play a crucial role in ensuring seamless and efficient software updates. Choosing the right strategy can significantly impact the overall performance, reliability, and user experience of your application. In this blog post, we'll delve into two common deployment strategies: sequential and parallel. We'll discuss when to use each one and highlight why DeployHQ's parallel deployments feature is a game-changer.
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) has been around for decades, serving as the backbone of file transfers across networks. While newer protocols like SFTP and FTPS have emerged, FTP remains a widely used method, particularly in certain deployment scenarios. Let's explore some of the common use cases where FTP continues to hold its ground.
We're excited to announce a new feature in DeployHQ that gives you even more control over your deployments: Deployment Artefacts.
Starting a new codebase is an exciting but crucial step in any software project. Whether you're building a personal masterpiece or collaborating on a large-scale team effort, setting up your...