How to deploy from Bitbucket to an FTP server
Previously, you may have been updating your website using an FTP client where you drag-and-drop files across to your live or staging site when they've been changed. This can be...
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Articles from February 2020
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Update your Shopify theme straight from your Git repository
When it comes to updating a Shopify theme alongside working with a version control system such as Git, the two don't necessarily work together in tandem. You can easily push...
How to deploy from Bitbucket to Amazon S3
As a large hosting provider, Amazon has a number of different methods for storing your website or app. One popular protocol is AWS S3, which can be connected to using...
Set how many releases to keep on your server when using atomic deployments
Traditionally, with our zero-downtime (atomic) deployment features, DeployHQ keeps 3 releases on your server, including the latest that is symlinked to from current. Any additional releases are then removed on...
Build Pipeline ‑ Updated Language Versions
We'd just like to let you know, we've installed some updates for the following language versions on the build pipeline:
How to migrate a DeployHQ project to use atomic deployments
A guide on how to migrate from standard deployments over to atomic deployments in DeployHQ for zero downtime.
Woodworkers and web developers have this in common
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.