Essential Linux Server Commands for Deployment
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Disk space, memory, processes, logs — the Linux server commands you reach for before, during, and after every deployment, plus a health-check script.
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Disk space, memory, processes, logs — the Linux server commands you reach for before, during, and after every deployment, plus a health-check script.
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Check your Ubuntu or Linux version from the command line with lsb_release, /etc/os-release, or hostnamectl. Reference + when to use each.
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Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, or RHEL? Pick the right Linux distribution for production servers based on support windows, packages, and deployability.
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Self-host n8n on a VPS with Docker, Postgres, and HTTPS — then version your workflows in Git and push updates with one-click rollback.
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Every error in Honeybadger should tell you which DeployHQ release caused it. Wire deploy markers, regression detection, and one-click rollback.
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Heroku is in sustaining mode. Compare Render, Railway, Fly.io, and DeployHQ + your own VPS — pricing, lock-in, and when each one wins.
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Spec-Kit and Copilot Workspaces stop at the PR. Here is what spec-driven AI development looks like end to end — and where DeployHQ closes the loop.
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Install the DeployHQ CLI (dhq) once and ship from your terminal — or wire it into Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex so your AI agent can deploy for you.
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Five new DeployHQ integrations push deploy status to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Linear releases, Google Chat, Telegram, and signed HTTP webhooks.
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Walk through deploying Hermes Agent on a VPS with DeployHQ, plus how its self-improving skills differ from OpenClaw's lighter gateway model.
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Six open-source tools that compress, monitor, and reduce Claude Code token usage. Heavy users can save $100+/mo. Install commands inside.
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AI code review tools catch the mechanical issues — security patterns, missing error handling, performance anti-patterns — so human reviewers can focus on architecture and business logic. Here's how CodeRabbit, GitHub Copilot Code Review, Sourcery, Ellipsis, and Greptile compare in practice.