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Do you mean backups taken by the “Backup” button in the UI, or something you would do manually with mysqldump and rsync?
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I’m not sure of the format of the P.sh backup. But I assume (like mine) some clients have a need to store backups within their own infra or own specified location. So in my case I mean the database...
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See: How to sync database backups to Amazon S3 I was able to transfer my PostgreSQL dumps to S3 doing the following: Create sensitive variables for my AWS credentials platform variable:create --l...
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Databases, and other services like caches, queues, indexers, are listed here. Currently, our supported services include: Elasticsearch InfluxDB Memcached MongoDB MySQL Network Storage ...
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This is fully supported as long as your application supports connecting over an SSH tunnel. More details here To summarize: connect with your ssh username, typically <project id>-<branch>-<hash>--<...
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You cannot start multiple processes from the start command. If the process you start itself forks, that is fine provided that the parent process remains active and will terminate all children when ...
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A Platform.sh Professional project comes with 5 GB of storage per environment. You can allocate that space between your application container and each of your services as you like, using the disk ...
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Yes you can, either directly or by using the CLI: If you haven’t already, add your SSH key to your Platform.sh Account Log into your account. In the management console, Move to the top right hand...
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Platform.sh does not support VPNs for outgoing requests. If you need to issue outbound requests securely, we recommend using an SSH tunnel or HTTPS connection.
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If Platform.sh does not currently a runtime container for your language, you will have to install it during the build hook inside your .platform.app.yaml file. A good example of how you can do this...