Hosting
An update on the current WordPress situation
By:Jason Clark on 10/15/2024
WordPress has had its first real public drama the last few weeks, and there has been concern over the future of the project. As we host hundreds of WordPress sites in different configurations, this affects us and our clients tremendously.
Read More »Replacing Jenkins with GitHub Actions
By:Nick Stewart on 8/14/2023
GitHub Actions are basically workflows that are trigged by Git actions and live inside GitHub. For example, you want to build and deploy to production when a branch is merged into main.
Read More »Website Hosting: It's Not as Complicated as You Think
By: Natalie Miller on 8/22/2017
We're really satisfied by WP Engine's hosting, and if you don't know what that means, here's a basic overview.
Read More »Creating an AWS DynamoDB table from the command-line
By: Mark Biek on 7/31/2017
One of the great things about the AWS command-line tool is that you can do pretty much any AWS operation with it. For today’s example, we’re going to show you how to easily create a new DynamoDB table. Step 1: Set Up Your AWS CLI Credentials Create the ...
Read More »Hosting environments vis-a-vis development workflows
By: Jerrod Long on 5/18/2016
This post will explore hosting environments, development workflows, and what we at VIA do when the best solution to a problem lies outside our standard tools and practices.
Read More »Configuring WordPress for Multiple Environments
By: Jason McCreary on 2/8/2011
As a <em>production-ready</em> system WordPress can be difficult to setup in multiple environments. Take a look at how we setup our WordPress projects to in multiple environments and shared across our team. All with ease of migration and without plugins.
Read More »