Introducing Service Accounts
Service Accounts are like team members that cannot login to the UI. They can be used to setup automation or notifications that are not bound to a real person.
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Kash SajadiService Accounts are like team members that cannot login to the UI. They can be used to setup automation or notifications that are not bound to a real person.
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Kash SajadiWe built Failover Groups as a way to give smaller teams the benefits of disaster recovery in a fraction of the cost and multitudes of simplicity.
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Kash SajadiLiveLogs and TTY Web terminal features that help developers to find and squash bugs in applications.
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Kash SajadiCloud 66 Changelog. This month changes: Rails Default Node Version, Maestro Service Node Allocation, AWX ELB/ALB SSL Policy and Sydney and Mumbai new Linode regions.
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Kasia HoffmanThis case study showcases Commutatus, a consulting development agency that creates mobile and web applications for small and medium businesses. Commutatus manages Rails applications with Cloud 66 on multiple clouds and servers on behalf of their clients.
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