Release 1.0.16 Deployed
Release 1.0.16 has gone live, bringing a number of enhancements, most notably a new REST API and virtual machine-level backups.
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Release 1.0.15 Deployed
Release 1.0.15 brings various user interface improvements and bugfixes.
Release 1.0.14 Deployed
Release 1.0.14 adds a number of new features, including laying the groundwork for upcoming firewalling and managed application services.
Release 1.0.11 Deployed
Release 1.0.11 is primarily a quality-of-life release bringing a number of enhancements throughout the dashboard as well as improving consistency of network interfaces within virtual machines.
Automatically deploy your GitLab repository to your 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...
How to deploy a GitLab repository to an Amazon S3 bucket
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...
Deploying your GitHub repository 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...
Deploying code from your GitHub repository to an Amazon S3 bucket
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...
Release 1.0.10 Deployed
The 1.0.10 release is an especially exciting one as it features the initial release of our Offsite Backup system to complement Katapult's existing Snapshot functionality.
Set up scheduled temporary office closures using Preset rules
We're happy to announce the release of a new feature to the Dial 9 platform today - the ability to enable or disable Presets via a schedule. This is especially...
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...
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...