The Activity view provides an overview of your application's user actions. It shows the most recent events, such as deployments, environment variable changes, backup operations and other activities related to user actions, git commits, and system updates. The activity is displayed in real-time and retained for a certain period, depending on your subscription plan.
Backups are essential for managing an application. They provide a safety net, allowing you to recover from data loss or corruption or restore your application to a previous state. They are also a key part of migrating an application to a new environment.
Find documentation about boilerplates on Divio here. Learn about Divio's different built-in boilerplates options, including blank, HTML5, SaaS, and more.
Collaborators are users who have access to your organisation or application. You can define whether or not they have access to your entire organisation or just to a specific application.
Cron jobs allow you to automate tasks on our platform, running scheduled processes like database cleanups, email notifications, or syncing data without manual intervention.
Find documentation on how Divio application domains are managed here. Learn about DNS records, SSL certificates, redirects, environment variables, and more.
Find Divio's how-to guide to duplicating an application. To help re-use work and speed up workflow, we offer two options for app duplication - Fork and Mirror.
In Divio, environment variables provide a powerful and flexible way to manage configuration information in your applications in the cloud and your local machine.
Each application on the Divio Cloud Platform can have multiple environments. By default, all applications include a Test and Live environment. Each environment is entirely distinct and independent and has its environment variables, logs, containers, databases, media storage, and other services. All environments in an application use the same Git repository, but each can use a different Git branch.
The Logs view provides access to your application's logs, which is essential for debugging and monitoring your environments. The logs are separated into categories: web, cronjob, shell, worker, deployment, and all. You can filter the logs by selecting the desired category.
Maintenance runs are operations that are performed on your application that may require a brief downtime. These operations are performed during maintenance windows that you can define.
Metrics is currently in beta and may be subject to change. We welcome your feedback.
A Divio mirror allows you to deploy the same codebase to multiple applications, each with its billing, database, media storage and other services.
The Repository is where your application's codebase is stored. Divio provides a Git server for this purpose, but you can also use an external Git hosting provider.
Services are currently in beta and may be subject to change. We welcome your feedback. You can enable Beta features in your account settings.
Find documentation about release commands on Divio. Release commands are currently a Beta feature, available to users signed up to Beta-release feature access.
The subscriptions are available on our pricing page. Compare our plans to see what features are available depending on your choices.