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Deploy from Bitbucket to your server
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How to deploy from Bitbucket
Bitbucket deployment has never been so easy.
Connect your repository
Setup your build
Deploy to multiple servers
Connect your repository
Link your GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab or self-hosted repositories
Connect any number of Git accounts and select the repository you want to deploy.
Push a new commit and publish your changes with a single click.
Deploy to multiple servers
Deploy to one or more servers using a variety of delivery methods
Deploy code via FTP and SFTP, or use atomic deployments to deploy with zero downtime.
Using a test server to preview new changes before publishing to your production server? No problem!
You’re now ready to deploy with zero-downtime and instant rollbacks.
What are the benefits?
The end of manual uploads
With a push of a button your commit is made into a build and all changes are deployed to your server. There is no need to upload files manually or to worry whether every single file is in the right place.
Deployments without stress
In case something doesn’t go exactly according to plan after deploying a new version: rolling back to a previous working version is a matter of pressing a button.
No longer run local builds
Run commands and scripts in an isolated container without any hassle; your generated, bundled or transpiled files will be uploaded along with the release. This means you don’t have to generate anything locally, and commit it to your repository unnecessarily.
Your build is completed within seconds
Our built-in caching system will save you a lot of time. Didn’t modify your composer dependencies? We’ll just grab the vendor folder from our cache in the blink of an eye.
Easy and fast build automation
Define commands to process your code
Automate tasks such as installing dependencies, transpiling code, running tests, and everything in between.
- Cache dependencies and artifacts
- Automatic build configuration
- Exclude certain files
- Dedicated helper commands
- Shared files
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Zero-downtime (atomic) deployments
Your site won’t ever go down. Publishing a new version? We’ll upload the new version to a separate directory first and only then update the symlink to bring it online.
Build automation
Automatically install dependencies, run tests, compile code, and more, faster than ever thanks to our unique built-in caching system.
SSH commands
Run shell commands on your server before or after a deployment. These can be anything: restarting services or running database migrations.
Configuration files
Keep sensitive information such as database credentials safely excluded from your repository by storing them in your encrypted server-specific config file pool.
Multiple deployment targets
Deploy to one or more servers using a variety of delivery methods such as FTP, SFTP and SSH.
Realtime logs
During every step of the way, a log is synchronized to your browser in real time so you can easily keep track of the deployments to your servers.
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