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...
Our products pack a punch when it comes to features and it would be easy to miss some of them. Here we post helpful tips & tricks about how to use our products & services.
Displaying posts 169 - 180 of 193 in total
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...
Compile your WordPress theme's assets in the build step—Sass, JS bundles, and Composer—so only minified, versioned files ship to your server.
Switch from standard to atomic deployments in DeployHQ for zero downtime releases. Step-by-step migration guide with troubleshooting tips.
In celebration of that belief and in appreciation of the service DeployHQ provides our team, I’m happy to share a “jig” our team built to bootstrap new projects.
DeployHQ offers two zero-downtime deployment strategies: copying the previous release or using a clean cache directory. Learn how each works, when to use them, and best practices for seamless deployments.
Configure custom HTTP request headers when deploying to Amazon S3 buckets with DeployHQ, including Cache-Control, Content-Disposition, and server-side encryption metadata.
Use whitelisting rules to create exceptions within your DeployHQ exclusion rules. Prefix any rule with ! to keep specific files or directories deployed even when their parent is excluded.
Every Bugsnag error should point to the DeployHQ deploy that caused it. Two-minute setup, release filtering, regression detection, faster rollback.
Run build commands before deployment with DeployHQ. Compile assets, install dependencies, and cache build files — your server gets only the compiled output.
Every Rollbar item should tell you which DeployHQ deploy caused it. Two-minute setup, deploy tracking, regression detection, faster rollback.
Two factor authentication is a good way of increasing account security, by adding a second step to the normal login flow. In the case of DeployHQ, it simply consists of...
Deploy to multiple servers in parallel or sequentially without version drift. Covers Server Groups, failure handling, and fleet-wide rollback.