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Add the variable using the CLI You can add an environment variable to a specific environment using the Platform.sh CLI. In your local repository, type the command platform variable:create. The CLI...
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At this time, the master branch is synonymous with production. It is the only branch that can have a domain name attached and use the full resources allocated by the project’s plan size.
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If the files are part of your application (that is, they are “code” and not “data”), they should be pushed through Git commits like any other file changed.If the files are data, then you can upload...
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If you need to operate on the shell, you can open a second SSH terminal to the project. If you need to force a process to the background, that is not currently possible from an SSH login.
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Git is a version control tool that tracks changes in your code and facilitates collaboration on projects that may involve many developers. You can find an excellent introduction to the basics of Gi...
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Platform.sh’s API is fundamentally build upon Git, so at this time it is the only version control system that we support.
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You cannot. Platform.sh is a web-centric host. The only ports that are exposed to the world for incoming requests are 80 (HTTP), 443 (HTTPS), and 22 (SSH). All other ports are hard-blocked at th...
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You can bring up a feature request for the CLI by adding an issue to the CLI repository here.If your request is for the management console, you can submit on the public issue tracker here.In both c...
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At the moment, Platform.sh does not have a public product roadmap. We hope to soon, so keep an eye out for that announcement.
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It suggests that I add more storage to my plan. How do I do that? One way you can add more storage to your project is through the management console. Visit the accounts page. In the top right han...