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When it comes to deployment automation, two popular solutions often come up in conversation: DeployHQ and Octopus Deploy. While both tools help teams deploy applications efficiently, they serve different needs and use cases. In this post, we'll compare both platforms to help you make an informed decision for your deployment needs.
Metabase is a Java-based open-source Business Intelligence (BI) tool. It can connect to a number of different databases and has a question builder tool that can hide the complexity of large SQL queries.
When deploying applications in production, ensuring your services stay running and recover from failures automatically is crucial. Two powerful tools that help achieve this are Systemd and Monit. Let's explore how these tools can improve your deployment reliability and why you should consider using them.
In today's web development landscape, managing deployments for modern applications can be challenging, especially when dealing with a full-stack application that combines Laravel and React. This guide will walk you through setting up a robust deployment pipeline using DeployHQ to deploy your Laravel and React application to FortRabbit hosting.
DeployHQ's Shell Servers provide a powerful way to deploy applications to AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) or Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). This guide will walk you through the process of setting up and deploying containerised applications using DeployHQ's Shell Server functionality.
Managing multiple projects, diverse hosting providers, and varying team permissions can be a daunting task for web agencies. The complexity of juggling these elements can often lead to inefficiencies and errors. That's where DeployHQ comes in as a powerful solution.
Tired of website downtime during deployments? Discover how DeployHQ and Pressidium offer a robust solution for zero-downtime deployments, keeping your WordPress site online and your visitors happy.
The Twelve-Factor App methodology is a set of best practices for building modern, scalable, and maintainable software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications. Created by developers at Heroku, these guidelines help teams create applications that are both portable and resilient. In this post, we'll explore each factor and understand why they're crucial for modern application development.
Running large language models like DeepSeek on your cloud server or VPS is a powerful way to explore AI capabilities while maintaining control over your infrastructure. This guide will walk you through installing DeepSeek using Ollama on a cloud-hosted Ubuntu 24.04 instance, setting up automated deployments with DeployHQ, and configuring a Web UI for remote access.
Data loss can be catastrophic for any business. Whether it's due to hardware failure, human error, or cyber attacks, losing critical data can result in significant downtime, financial losses, and damage to your reputation. That's why implementing a reliable backup strategy is crucial when managing your own servers.
Deploying Drupal sites can be tricky and involve many steps that can go wrong. While you could manually run updates and clear caches, there's a better way: Drush. This command-line tool turns complex deployment tasks into simple commands, and when combined with the right automation, it can make your deployments reliable and repeatable.
Feature flags are a development technique that allows you to control the visibility of specific features or functionality within your application. By toggling these flags, you can enable or disable features without requiring a new deployment. This provides greater flexibility and control over your application's release process.