Using Cloudinary on Viaduct
Cloudinary offer a range of cloud services to help with processing & storing images. It's ideal when you don't fancy working with ImageMagick yourself (and who does?)
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Cloudinary offer a range of cloud services to help with processing & storing images. It's ideal when you don't fancy working with ImageMagick yourself (and who does?)
As part of our continued efforts to ensure everyone can host their sites in the most secure way possible, today we're excited to launch our new bring your own certificate...
The Viaduct API allows you to interact with your account and your Viaduct resources programmatically. For example, you can easily use it to start a deployment or see the current...
We've just pushed a new feature to Viaduct's web interface allowing you to browse your applications in a grid rather than a list. When you use the grid view, you'll...
Whenever you deploy your application on Viaduct, we do a number of checks to make sure that your processes have started and are running properly before make the deployment active...
We've just launched a new API method which allows you to easily scale the number of processes running up or down whenever needed.
When we launched our organizations feature, we added functionality to allow you to transfer your applications between your organizations. However, this didn't allow you to easily transfer apps to other...
Unlike most package managers, the team behind Composer have opted for a system which, by default, relies upon talking directly to the GitHub API. Unfortunately, GitHub impose a rate limit...
Firstly, the most important news, we've just released Ruby 2.2.0 and Node 0.12.0 on the platform. You can start using these right now.
I'm extremely pleased to announce the launch of our new website! We've been working on this for a few weeks and I'm really pleased with the new lick of paint.
While you're using the Viaduct web interface there are certain tasks which may take a little while to run and we perform in the background so you can get on...
Last week, we announced path-based routing to HTTP processes. We're already finding this to be a really popular feature for people who want seperate web servers for things like APIs...