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Until now, Lagoon users have been reliant on a suite of local dev tools, including our own homespun open source tool, Pygmy. As amazee.io’s primary focus is developing and supporting the Lagoon hosting platform, maintaining and enhancing Pygmy has often been less of a priority. Because of this, the local development process has always had room for improvement.

Lagoon Version 2 is in beta testing now and its release is on the horizon. Version 2’s biggest and most exciting new feature will be the capability to deploy into native Kubernetes clusters.

Lagoon 1.3.0 will be released soon! Changes will include improvements to our testing setup and some necessary image updates and removals foreshadowed in Lagoon 1.2.0.

Working with contribution-focused clients allows us to contribute work we do to help the community at large. A few months back, we got the chance to contribute on an issue to GitLab, helping any Lagoon users who use it for their repos. Our RBAC system allows users and companies to assign roles with different permissions via our API.

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.

When we started building Lagoon, best practices for containerized hosting were still being developed, and building everything based on OpenShift was an obvious choice, as it provided an enterprise-class solution.

amazee.io is excited to announce our new Project Manager — Nicole Ritchie.

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.

In October 2018, amazee.io released the first iteration of a User Interface for Lagoon — this provides a far more convenient option for consuming information about your sites running on Lagoon and performing a limited set of tasks on them.

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...

amazee.io is happy to announce our new Senior Software Engineer — Justin Winter. Born in Pennsylvania, Justin lived in many different places — from Northern ...

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....

amazee.io partnered with Salsa Digital to migrate the Australian Government’s web hosting platform, GovCMS, to an entirely open source hosting platform, Lago...

amazee.io is proud to introduce Sean Hamlin — our new Technical Account Manager. Sean began his career as a Customer Service Representative at Inland Revenue...

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.

These days, most applications are being built using containers. Since Kubernetes can enable its users to orchestrate and schedule containers to run on virtua...

amazee.io collaborated with the digital agency Communica to offer best-in-class efficiency with code management, deployments, and site stability. Objective: ...

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...