Traditionally, the separation between software development and IT operations teams has caused many problems throughout the development process. In recent years however the concept of ‘DevOps’ has quickly gained traction, bringing a new approach to increasing productivity and efficiency in production environments. DevOps as a concept, is the integration of development and operations...
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How do I host a database for a website? Which server to choose?
On our blog this week we explain how database-driven websites work, how to decide the right server for your database, and how to set up your first database.
How Python is Used in DevOps – Reasons for Using
We explain in this article how to use Python for your DevOps, understand its challenges and how they both work together. Get your FREE trial.
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Cloud Solutions Starting Guide
Start with the necessary information to deploy your cloud environment, and will help you to get acquainted with the offered possibilities.
What Is Elastic Cloud Storage? A Guide to ECS in 2021
Often businesses find themselves hampered by low storage limits. Learn how Elastic Cloud Storage solutions can help fix this predicament. Start your Cloud Solutions 14 Day FREE trial...
How to Setup a Remote Redis 6 Server with Drupal 8
This guide will show you how to deploy a remote Redis 6 server, install the Drupal Plugin for Redis and configure it to use password authentication. We will also discuss adding an option to provide a failover, in case of a Redis failure which would normally cause Drupal to fail as a result. We have […]
