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Articles from October 2026
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Bitbucket Cloud SSH Change: What DeployHQ Customers Need to Know
Bitbucket Cloud is moving Git-over-SSH traffic to ssh.bitbucket.org. DeployHQ and DeployBot customers are covered automatically, while local remotes and external CI systems may still need updates.
PHP2Shell: Patch the PHP RCE Flaws (CVE-2026‑109618/9)
Two critical PHP RCE flaws (CVE-2026-109618/9) are fixed in 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35. Here is how to check, patch and restart safely.
How to Deploy a Remix App to a Linux Server with Git
Deploy a server-rendered Remix app from Git to a Linux VPS with Node.js, PM2, Nginx, environment variables, and repeatable releases.
How to Build a Custom MCP Server in PHP and Deploy It
Build a production MCP server in PHP with the official mcp/sdk — attribute-based tools, PSR-7 HTTP transport, and automated deploys with DeployHQ.
Codex Exec: Run OpenAI Codex Safely from the Terminal
Run codex exec non-interactively: scope the task, inspect the diff, run tests, and keep unreviewed agent output out of production.
WooCommerce Deployment: Safe Database Migrations and Staging
Deploy WooCommerce safely: serialization-aware database migrations, staging that can't take real payments, and atomic zero-downtime releases.
How to Deploy Only Changed Files to Your Server
Most deployment tools upload every file, every time. DeployHQ compares Git revisions and transfers only what changed — turning a 10,000-file deployment into a 3-file update.
Git Deploy Keys Explained: GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket Compared
A deploy key is an SSH key scoped to one repository. How they work, where GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket disagree, and when to use something else.