Setting up deployments from Git 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 S3, which can be connected to using a...
DeployHQ is a code deployment platform designed to help you get files from Git, Mercurial & Subversion repositories onto your servers using SFTP, FTP and more!
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As a large hosting provider, Amazon has a number of different methods for storing your website or app. One popular protocol is S3, which can be connected to using a...
Using a deployment service such as DeployHQ to automate your deployment process is very convenient, but it can be a troublesome process to set up if you don't have direct...
With DeployHQ, you can deploy to your servers in several different ways. Most commonly, customers set up automatic deployments to trigger deployments on push to their repository host, deploy manually...
At the moment you may be updating your site via an SFTP client using a simple drag and drop method, or by logging into your server and running a Git...
Did you know you can use Git to deploy to an FTP server? In this tutorial, you'll learn how easy it is to automate the deployment of your website using Git and DeployHQ.
We're excited to announce a new feature on the DeployHQ platform today, a native Slack integration that allows you to set up and receive deployment notifications even more easily than...
As you may have seen, GitHub are currently discontinuing their old services integrations and replacing them with webhooks. In the past, users would add one of these to enable automatic...
We're pleased to announce the addition of a handy new feature to the DeployHQ build pipeline today - the ability to choose from a number of common build command sequences...
When we decided to make native smartphone applications for DeployHQ we assumed that getting the iOS version approved on the store would be a simple affair. Unfortunately, this was not...
Recently, GitHub posted some announcements in relation to the deprecation and discontinuation of their old Services, to be replaced by Webhooks. This primarily affects Automatic Deployments in DeployHQ.
React.memo is a higher order component that you can use to ensure functional components only re-render when the props change (much like PureComponent for class components).
Before running a deployment, it can be useful to preview the changes that will be deployed, so that you can check to see if any files will be uploaded or...