![]() ![]() Here are a few of the interesting features that Platform.sh has to offer: Continuous Integration and DevelopmentĬI/CD is a DevOps practice that everybody seems to be doing (because it’s actually a good practice). When you use Platform.sh, you’ll see why Platform.sh is called the “ the alternative to Kubernetes.” Notable features of Platform.sh Like a Swiss Army Knife, Platform.sh provides all the tools you need in one convenient package. I like to think of Platform.sh as a Swiss Army Knife. Platform.sh solves these problems by providing a single platform for teams to perform all their infrastructure-related tasks simply and seamlessly. ![]() ![]() These problems can range from figuring out the right infrastructure in which to build them on to managing a larger fleet of sites more effectively. Platform.sh was built to tackle the problems development teams face in managing and scaling their apps and sites. Platform.sh handles all the infrastructure needs of a development team, allowing developers to spend more of their time building the application. It lets you build, deploy, and host whatever kind of web application website you’re building on a single platform. Platform.sh is a complete end-to-end cloud Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solution for development teams. In this blog post, I’ll share some things I’ve learned about Platform.sh, how I was able to deploy my first Node.js application, and a few features that I think could be improved. Hey friends, I recently joined Platform.sh as a Developer Relations Engineer, and I’ve been playing with the platform for a few weeks now. ![]()
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