With its latest update, Google Chrome 68 warns users about websites which are not protected by an SSL certificate. When hosting your website on sloppy.io you receive a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for free! Google’s SSL policy Chrome version 68 marks just another step in Google’s long-term approach of promoting SSL protection and demoting non-encrypted …
All in this post: MySQL’s latest version 8 is causing trouble / why you should generally consider Docker image tags / and how to deploy directly from your docker-compose.yml to sloppy.io! MySQL 8 not supported by some Docker images MySQL has released its new version 8 earlier this spring and while it’s now generally regarded …
Microsoft has announced that they will buy GitHub for a grand total of $7.5 billion. This leaves millions of developers uncertain as to whether they want to continue using the service. If you consider #MovingToGitLab – as numerous tweets on Twitter suggest – we have a special offer for you that combines the GitLab workflow …
In today’s web-development, time is the essence. And the smallest amount of time at the end of the whole development process can be the most crucial: The time it takes for the user to receive the content. Enter wao.io, the service of our sister company, that boosts your frontend and lessens the time you spent …
Logfiles are the resource no. 1 to get information about your running docker applications. sloppy.io provides a basic view of your logfiles under “Analytics” for every app. You can also process them when using our CLI. Still, it is sometimes more comfortable to use services which are specialised on logfiles. In this post, I will show you …
GitLab is not only a great code repository but also comes with powerful continuous integration/deployment (CI/CD) features to make it your one place to manage and build software projects. Last year they introduced the GitLab Container Registry to make the puzzle even more complete. As we got a lot of requests if it possible to deploy …
In the first part we used docker-compose to locally test and run our changes to the hackathon-starter. Currently, you always have to build the new docker image by yourself, push it to the hub and deploy it to sloppy.io using the UI or sloppy change. In any case, it would be more comfortable to let this …
In this series of posts I want to show you how to use docker-compose to quickly get up your next nodejs project by working with hackathon-starter. Of course, you can apply this tutorial to other nodejs projects as well. At the end of the series you will have a dev to production workflow with full CI/CD. Note: …
