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Ever wished you could seamlessly deploy your code to servers tucked safely behind a firewall? At DeployHQ, we understand the importance of security, and that often means keeping your servers isolated from the outside world. But what about when it comes to pushing new code updates?
Deployment strategies play a crucial role in ensuring seamless and efficient software updates. Choosing the right strategy can significantly impact the overall performance, reliability, and user experience of your application. In this blog post, we'll delve into two common deployment strategies: sequential and parallel. We'll discuss when to use each one and highlight why DeployHQ's parallel deployments feature is a game-changer.
We're excited to announce a new feature in DeployHQ that gives you even more control over your deployments: Deployment Artefacts.
Starting a new codebase is an exciting but crucial step in any software project. Whether you're building a personal masterpiece or collaborating on a large-scale team effort, setting up your...
A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a distributed system of servers spread across the globe. It's designed to deliver web content to users quickly and efficiently, regardless of their location.
DeployHQ offers a powerful feature called Zero Downtime Deployments that ensures your website remains accessible throughout the entire deployment process. This is especially crucial for businesses that rely heavily on...
DeployHQ has always been about simplifying the deployment process, no matter where your code ends up. Let's explore the four primary types of hosting and understand why DeployHQ is the perfect companion for all of them.
When it comes to object storage for static content, AWS S3 and Cloudflare R2 are two of the most popular options. Both offer robust features and reliability, but they have...
API keys are essentially digital keys that grant access to sensitive data and functionalities within your applications. Exposing these keys can lead to serious security breaches, allowing unauthorized individuals to manipulate your systems, steal data, or even launch attacks.
This post describes some key differences between performing manual deployments, and deploying with an automated solution, in this case DeployHQ.
When it comes to automating software deployments, DeployHQ and Jenkins are two popular choices. Each offers unique features and benefits, making the decision between them dependent on your specific needs and preferences. Let's dive into a detailed comparison.
Deployment automation is the process of using software tools and systems to automatically move code changes from one software environment to another. This eliminates the need for manual software releases, which can be time-consuming, error-prone, and inefficient.
