Jekyll is a static-site generator that provides some of the benefits of a Content Management System (CMS) while avoiding the performance and security issues introduced by such database-driven sites. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to automate the deployment process for your Jekyll site using Git and Git hooks, as well as how to additionally secure your production environment by using the `git-shell`.
This is our tutorial on hosting multiple Node.js apps on a single VPS with nginx, forever, and crontab.
In this guide, we will be setting up a simple Python application using the Flask micro-framework on Ubuntu 14.04. The bulk of this article will be about how to set up the uWSGI application server to launch the application and Nginx to act as a front end reverse proxy.
Part of a series of conceptual articles outlining security best practices in MongoDB, this guide highlights the importance of regularly creating backups of your Mongo data and highlights the document database’s built-in replication features.
By following this tutorial, you will deploy a Laravel application automatically without any downtime. To do this, you will prepare the local development environment from which you’ll deploy code and then configure a production server with Nginx and a MySQL database to serve the application.
Learn to use Terraform, a very simple, yet powerful tool that allows you to write your stack as code. In this tutorial, you’ll deploy a Node.js app to the cloud provider and then explore how Terraform works so you can build your own configurations.
This tutorial covers how to install Aegir and use it to deploy Drupal sites on a Debian VPS. Aegir is a hosting system for Drupal powered sites based on many Drupal itself (for Aegir core), Drupal deployment tools, and the Drush. Aegir makes it simple for you to host Drupal sites, as well as to manage and deploy them effectively.
In this tutorial, we will cover setting up a production-ready Node.js environment that is composed of two CentOS 7 servers; one server will run Node.js applications managed by PM2, while the other will provide users with access to the application through an Nginx reverse proxy to the application server.
GitOps, as proposed by Weaverworks in a 2017 blog post, uses Git as a “single source of truth” for CI/CD processes, integrating code changes that happen in your Git repository. In this tutorial, you will run through a demonstration of two tools that you can use to set up your own cloud-based GitOps CI/CD system: The Continuous Integration tool CircleCI and Argo CD, a declarative Continuous Delivery tool.
This the cloud provider Blueprint article was written by Sebastian Gierlinger, a Senior DevOps Engineer at Ghost. It covers the steps that were taken to migrate the Ghost(Pro) infrastructure from dedicated servers to cloud servers. In each step, Sebastian will discuss the challenges that were faced, how each challenge was solved, and why each solution was chosen. He’ll also provide links to relevant resources that he found to be helpful.
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