Welcome FS buckets

French version below

Up to now, during a git deployment, it wasn’t possible to keep all your updated content (and additionnal logs) for the next deployment. Now, thanks to the FS buckets all the content is kept and can be shared by all of the instances.

Available directly by FTP, these buckets can be mounted in the application’s folder during the deployment.

Creating a bucket is really simple. First, select the appropriate organisation in the headbar. Then click on the “Services” tab in your organisation and then choose “FS buckets”. You will receive the new bucket’s credentials by email a few minutes later.

It’s important to update your applications to use the buckets in the file clevercloud/buckets.json which is into the folder “clevercloud” at the root of your application.

For more details go to the documentation.

Version française

Jusqu’ici, lors d’un déploiement git, il n’était pas possible de conserver tout votre contenu mis à jour (ainsi que les logs supplémentaires) pour un déploiement ultérieur. Maintenant, grâce aux FS buckets le contenu est donc conservé mais peut aussi être partagé entre les instances.

Accessibles directement par FTP, ces buckets sont montables dans le dossier de l’application lors du déploiement.

Créer un bucket est très simple. Commencez par choisir l’organisation qui vous intéresse dans la barre de navigation de la console. Cliquez sur le bouton “Services” et choisissez désormais “FS buckets”. Une confirmation vous est ensuite envoyée par mail.

Il est important de mettre à jour vos applications pour utiliser les buckets depuis le fichier clevercloud/buckets.json qui se trouve dans le dossier “clevercloud”, à la racine de votre application.

Pour plus de détails, rendez-vous sur la documentation.

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