AWS CodeDeploy enables developers to automate code deployments to Amazon EC2 instances and on-premises servers.

AWS CodeDeploy – Deployment status update

This week we host the team behind Flow, the awesome project management suite for teams, that uses Buddy to deploy and monitor their marketing site

CI/CD Stories: Node.js & PHP > DigitalOcean + Fortrabbit + AWS CloudFront by Flow

Buddy is a delivery automation tool that heavily relies on integrations with other services like AWS or Google Cloud

Better support for multiple integrations

At the heart of Paris, a team of 20 mobile experts at Green Panda uses Buddy’s pipelines to update their games played by 45 million gamers worldwide

Pipeline of the Week: Node.js & PHP > Elastic Beanstalk + EB Health Monitoring

As you know very well, we put special emphasis on reducing pains with configuring your CI/CD process

New feature: Import / export pipelines

Arsenal, the newly launched content marketing platform for game developers, broadcasters and influencers

Pipeline of the Week: .NET Core > Amazon ECR & Node.js > Amazon EC2 by Arsenal

With this week's release we've added a UI distinction for three types of files and folders in the filesystem: repository/artifact/static files

File types in the Filesystem

Neoskop, an award-winning digital agency from Hannover, Germany, uses Buddy to continuously deliver a complex application for one of their clients

Pipeline of the Week: Angular > Webpack > Magnolia by Neoskop

We're happy to announce that Buddy now officially supports GCC. The action was added in response to numerous requests, especially from C/C++ developers.

New action: GCC Compiler

For your convenience, the popular command is now available as a separate action. he Zip action is available from the DevOps section.

New action: ZIP Files

Before we started working on Buddy in 2015, we made an analysis to indicate the user needs and the best niche for our application

Announcing: New Build Servers & Infrastructure Upgrade

Last year we added a feature that lets you build and test your applications before the deployment. We decided to use Docker containers for that

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