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We’ve found time to deploy a round of improvements, updates, and bug fixes. We’ve also had to push out a quick 1.9.1 release to fix up a couple of regressions.
Read our blog post to discover what Silverstripe CMS is and how to how to host it on Lagoon
Due to the team’s focus on DrupalCon Global in the last couple of weeks, we’ve got a triple release to cover here (so apologies for being a little late!)
For our Lagoon 2.0 vision, we’ve identified six areas that need re-working for Kubernetes support in Lagoon. Read our blog to learn more.
The webinar coveres the “blue-green” functionality included in Lagoon. To be more clear about its actions, we decided to call our implementation Active/Standby.
1.7.0 brings the new Problems Database functionality. We’ve included the ability to collate image vulnerability scans & parse site audit & remediation activity.
Discover Active/Standby deployments, aka blue/green deployments, as a way to seamlessly switch over your production content with just the flip of a switch.
The main reason for this release is to ensure that our images and infrastructure are ready to support Drupal 9 on release day. Read more here.
Drupal 9 is just around the corner. This includes environment requirements for Lagoon and adds a few more behind-the-scenes actions we need to prepare for.
Lagoon version 1.5.0: Upgrading MariaDB to support Drupal 9. Example projects and tests for D9 coming soon. Lagoon 2.0 planning underway.
In this blog post, we outline one of the most essential benefits to amazee.io and our customers: portability. Read on!
Lagoon 1.4.0: Launched native Kubernetes support (thanks, Austin!). Openshift features & fixes ongoing (both work together). Future dev considers both platforms
Lagoon 2.0 is in beta testing & its release is on the horizon. Version 2’s most exciting new feature is the capability to deploy into native Kubernetes clusters
Lagoon 1.3.0 changes will include improvements to our testing setup and some necessary image updates and removals - Learn more now!
Discover how in 2020 we plan to offer and expand our support for native Kubernetes in Lagoon
In anticipation of the Lagoon 1.2.0 release, this blog post is a quick overview of the new features and improvements to expect on December 16th. You can view...
Three years ago, amazee.io was founded as a secure, high-performance, cloud-based container hosting provider. It was born within the Amazee Group, a leading ...
Grouping System and RBAC One of the major changes will be the introduction of the RBAC system, which you can read more about here. Along with the role-based ...
Cron Jobs in Kubernetes Our Applications use Cron Jobs to run admin tasks like publishing content or cleaning up a database. Currently, we use an always runn...
This month marks the third year of amazee.io! So, how did we get here? Initially, the amazee.io platform was built within Amazee Labs to answer the Drupal-sp...