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amazee.io partnered with Catalyst Cloud for a candid discussion and Q&A with providers across managed services, infrastructure, and application development for examples, strategies, and learnings on successfully migrating government websites to open source and cloud technologies.

Take control of your application with Lagoon's newest features including vulnerability detection, version tracking, notifications, and more. Learn about Lagoon Insights in our next webinar, happening on October 20th.

We’re going BADCamping — virtually! We’re proud to sponsor BADCamp 2020 and their dedication over the past 13 years to providing the Drupal community with fun, inspiring, and safe opportunities to teach, learn and share together. That’s why this year, we’ll be BADCamping virtually together!

Hacktoberfest is an annual, month-long celebration of open source software, designed to drive participation in open source communities, have fun and get some neat swag! To participate in the festivities, you will need: a GitHub account to be registered at https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/ to submit 4 Pull Requests to open source projects in the month of October.

As part of our commitment to supporting open government, we’re proud to attend and speak at Drupal GovCon again this year, where digital practitioners across the public sector will congregate to share learnings and best practices. Drupal GovCon 2020 is the largest event in the U.S. Government Drupal community.

For governments, moving to the cloud and leveraging open source can offer significant advantages over proprietary, monolithic solutions. But there are also challenges to consider – everything from data sovereignty to choosing the right stack for your use cases. amazee.io is excited to host a panel of experts who will provide insights and clarity around how governments can successfully make the shift to cloud and open source.

DrupalCon Global may have been virtual, but it wasn’t any less busy for amazee.io! We had a great week of learning, sharing, and (virtually) hanging out with other Drupalists from around the world. Here are some highlights. If you were at DrupalCon but missed these sessions, we’ve linked them to the session page or on-demand content library, which is only available to attendees. If you weren’t able to make it, we’ll update this post when the sessions are made available to the public later this summer!

amazee.io is hosting another Office Hours on July 21st. Register to join!

Mark your calendars! DrupalCon Global is just a few days away! July 14th - 17th, Drupal’s Open Source Digital Experience Conference promises to be a one-of-kind event, with everything you’d expect from any other DrupalCon with an expanded global audience and more!

Lagoon has rolled out functionality to enable a blue-green deployment strategy for our hosted sites, which we are calling Active/Standby. In this webinar, we will explain how to enable a site for Active/Standby, explain what the differences are between the environments, and run through the process of promoting a Standby site to Active.

With Lagoon Version 2 now in beta testing and its release on the horizon, we hosted a webinar to highlight Lagoon Version 2’s biggest and most exciting new feature: the capability to deploy into Native Kubernetes clusters.

We gathered team members from all over the world for a week of intense coding, fondue, and fun in Austin, TX as we sprinted to deploy Lagoon into Kubernetes and kick-off 2020. At amazee.io, we don’t believe in having a fixed engineering team and support team because we know that having the same people build and support our hosting platform means a higher level of fast and expert support for our clients.

Meeting face-to-face is an important opportunity for organic collaboration with clients, contributors, and the open source community. It gives us the opportunity to connect and communicate about new subjects and projects. As we look forward to another great year of events, we want to share some of the moments that made DrupalCon Amsterdam a highlight of 2019.

Drupal South is one of the longest-running Drupal events in the Asia-Pacific region, and the key event for Drupal users in Australia and New Zealand. This ye...

A traffic-based light display for DrupalCon Amsterdam! We’ve been thinking for a while about what we could do to visually present part of our infrastructure....

DrupalSouth is just around the corner and we can’t wait! One of the longest-running Drupal events in the Asia-Pacific region and the key event for Drupal use...

DrupalCon — what is it? An annual gathering of more than 1500 of the top minds in the open source community who use Drupal every day. Attendees of DrupalCon Amsterdam left with learnings from amazing sessions and keynotes, great memories, and enough swag to build an entirely new wardrobe. Gatsby and Funnelback socks were some of the most popular, keeping everyone cozy while they learned a thing or two about the upcoming features of Drupal 9, Open Source, Security and Kubernetes.

BADCamp is an annual four-day event held in Berkeley, California and led by some of the best teachers in the community that offers sessions, training classes...

Hacktoberfest 2019 is underway! This event is open to developers, students, and anyone who wants to make contributions to an ever-growing community of open s...

More and more often these days applications are being built using containers and since Kubernetes can enable its users to orchestrate and schedule containers...