Announcing Sirportly v5
What happened to v3?
All articles
Displaying posts 445 - 456 of 464 in total
Direct access to processes & databases
Your Viaduct environment is usually safely ensconced on our private network and inaccessible from the outside world. However, there are times when you need direct access to certain components of...
Git submodules now available
Git users can now take advantage of submodules in their repositories. Until now, submodules could not be deployed using Viaduct.
Sexy console colours
The Viaduct logging interface was improved a couple of weeks ago to make it even easier to see exactly what your processes are saying to you.
SSL for everyone
Securing communication between your visitors and server has never been more important. Users are becoming more aware of their data and therefore more cautious about what sites they enter it...
Easy repository selection from GitHub
If you store your repositories on GitHub, you'll now find that deploying them from Viaduct is even easier than before. Instead of copy and pasting URLs and keys all over...
Pro‑tips for PHP users
If you're deploying a PHP application to Viaduct, here are a couple of tips which may help you along the way.
Easy deployments with zip files
When we launched, we promised a number of different ways of getting your code from your computer to our platform. While we recommend that most people use a repository as...
Share your applications with others
In Viaduct each application is owned by a Viaduct user who is able to configure & deploy it. Application owners can now share their applications with anyone else allowing them...
Improved Logging Interface
We've recently pushed out some nice changes to our logging facilities. This includes a new log viewer which allows you to watch activity live in your browser in an easy...
So wow. Live first site is.
After months of extremely hard work, I am so excited to announce that the first application has just been deployed to the new production Viaduct platform.
Introducing Viaduct
Hello and welcome to the inaugural post on the Viaduct blog! In this initial post I wanted to quickly explain our plans and what we're doing about making them a...