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GitHub + Cloud 66: a seamless integration to take care of your stack from code to production

By integrating together GitHub, one of the world’s most popular code-sharing services for developers with Cloud 66, a DevOps-as-a-Service platform, you will take care of your full stack application

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Kasia Hoffman Kasia Hoffman 13 September 2016

From Start to Deploy, how to use Cloud 66 for Rails

When I first started using Cloud 66 a while back, I wasn't exactly sure what the deployment experience would be like. In fact, I had to do a little digging

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James Higginbotham James Higginbotham 29 June 2016

Using your Git Repository with Cloud 66

Hey Cloud 66 users! Now that you're onboard, we want to make sure you've got all the information you need to build, deploy and manage your stacks. To help you

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Siavash Khalvati Siavash Khalvati 04 May 2016

How to Install NewRelic on Docker Stacks

In this post, I'll be walking you through the steps needed to install NewRelic on your docker stack using deploy hooks. For any of you unfamiliar with NewRelic, they're a

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Andreas Galanomatis Andreas Galanomatis 20 April 2016
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