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Mounts on services is not supported.
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You can use our API like this: curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $(platform a:t)" https://api.platform.sh/regions | json_pp
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You can set headers for static files in your .platform.app.yaml file. In this specific case, you would include something like this: web: locations: '/': # ... ru...
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To have applications talk to each other add the relationship to the application that wants to initiate the connection. For example, to have the conference application in the example above talk to ...
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Two separate Platform.sh projects are, from an application point of view, entirely independent. You can send HTTP requests from one project to another using whatever HTTP client you prefer; the fa...
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There is no need to make an application container public. If it’s not listed in routes.yaml then it will not be accessible to the outside world at all. Instead, to have applications talk to each o...
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To connect to MongoDB, or any other service, from your local system, first open an SSH tunnel using the platform tunnel:open command. That will establish a secure connection to your environment fr...
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Platform.sh doesn’t provide direct access to your .git repository, but there are still a few methods you can use to access that information from your application. Get the commit hash of your curr...
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Platform.sh and Terraform are similar in that they both subscribe to the idea of “infrastructure as code”. Developers on Platform.sh use a collection of YAML files that define the behavior of their...
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Hi, 8 months have passed, is there an easy way to access our .git directory within an app, or we still should do this? Thanks