Over the last couple of months Codeship grew tremendously. We run more builds and deployments for a growing number of companies. We are always striving to make the setup on the Codeship a success for everyone, so thoroughly answering all support requests is really important for us. With the aforementioned growth our time invested into […]

  How to set up Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment for a Django Application from GitHub to App Engine In this blog post we’re gonna deploy a Django application from a GitHub repository to App Engine using Codeship. Before we get started you might also want to take a short look at our documentation article […]

This is a republished blog post by Nicolas Perriault. When I first read it I immediately thought it would fit perfectly on our Codeship blog. You may know Nicolas for his awesome CasperJS (an open source navigation scripting & testing utility written in Javascript for PhantomJS) or from various of his talks. We highly recommend […]

  How to set up Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment for a Django Application from Bitbucket to Google App Engine In this blog post we’re gonna deploy a Django application from a Bitbucket repository to App Engine using Codeship. Before we get started you might also want to take a short look at our documentation […]

Set up Continuous Deployment to Google App Engine for your Python applications with Codeship We are proud to announce another prominent member in our Codeship deployments family: Google App Engine! (Read our documentation article on Deployment to Google App Engine). Google App Engine is a cloud hosting platform for your web applications. They support Python, […]

For a long time we didn’t limit the amount of memory that you can use during your build on Codeship. There was the possibility of a bad build eating up all of our memory. A few weeks ago that bad build happened, using up so much memory that it decreased performance and eventually killed the […]

This is a guest blog post by Ryan McGeary. Ryan runs Busyconf, where he aims to make conference planning easy. When we first saw his article we thought it would be a great tutorial about Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment for static pages to publish on our blog. We got in contact with him and […]