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Server management and deployment platform for Laravel developers. Deploy with zero DevOps headaches.
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3d ago · 10 min read · Building a server management platform is a never-ending exercise in prioritization. Every week, we receive feature requests from customers, identify improvements through our own dogfooding, and spot opportunities in the evolving Laravel ecosystem. Th...
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4d ago · 10 min read · There is a particular kind of pressure that comes from running your deployment platform on itself. If Deploynix goes down, we cannot use Deploynix to fix Deploynix. It is turtles all the way down, and every turtle needs to be extremely reliable. Dogf...
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Apr 17 · 9 min read · You deploy your latest release. The deployment log is scrolling through your hooks, and then you see it: SQLSTATE[42S21]: Column already exists or worse, the migration runs halfway through and the process times out. Your database is now in a partiall...
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Apr 14 · 9 min read · Choosing how to host and manage your Laravel application infrastructure is one of the most consequential decisions you will make early in a project's life. The choice affects not just where your code runs but how you deploy, how you scale, how you de...
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Apr 13 · 10 min read · You push to your Git repository, Deploynix picks up the change, and 15 seconds later your users are on the new version of your application. No maintenance page. No dropped requests. No error responses during the transition. Zero downtime. But how? Ho...
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