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These days, most applications are being built using containers. Since Kubernetes can enable its users to orchestrate and schedule containers to run on virtua...
Node.js has integrated web server capabilities, but the out of the box settings don’t include a good way to initiate a graceful shutdown. Our experience in h...
In our last Webinar, Michael Schmid of amazee.io explained the basics of Kubernetes: What it is, how it works, and why everybody is excited about it. Contain...
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Managing multiple sites with a combination of shared and individual code, features, and databases are challenging. Drupal includes a feature called “Multi Si...
A staggering amount of tools and technologies converge to deliver what we know as the “web,” which makes it difficult to track what they all do and why. Host...
We value transparency in all things, and while our entire platform Lagoon is open-source, we know it is helpful to share our processes alongside just our cod...
At amazee.io our pricing is a hits-based system that is more flexible and saves you money. You can learn more about why we chose this system and how it works...
Adding Varnish to a Drupal hosting stack can make things very fast but can also make them complicated. We will show you why Cache Tags are the key to accessi...
Security is one of our highest priorities. This can be seen in many different places within amazee.io including: authenticating developers with public/privat...