What is Kubernetes? An Introductory Guide

Kubernetes is closely associated with containers and virtualisation. But what exactly is it? What is it used for? And what are its benefits? Find out here.

What’s in a Container Image and How do They Work?

Container images are key to containerization. But what’s inside them? And how do they work? Read our guide to what’s in a container image to find out.

A Quick Guide to the Divio Command-Line Interface

Here's our quick guide to navigating the Divio CLI. Set up, configure, develop and deploy web apps, as well as interact with the database and storage services.

Beginner's Guide to Documentation: What to Know

Learn here everything you need know starting out on your documentation journey. Inside is an easy-to-use system that will guide you every step of the way.

Implement Continuous Deployment with GitHub Actions

Looking to implementing continuous deployment on our platform? Learn how to set up this service using a Divio application with the Divio API and GitHub Actions.

Introducing Metrics: Get Insights into Your Web Apps

Metrics provide an easy-to-use way of understanding your web applications resource consumption. Learn about this long awaited insights feature on Divio here.

Successful Cloud Migration Secrets

Discover what experts often fail to mention about the cloud migration process, and explore successful cloud migration secrets here. Read our top tips here.

Introducing Java with Spring Boot Included

Our latest platform release includes support for Java 11, and comes with the popular Spring Boot framework pre-configured and integrated. Find out more about this exciting new development here.

What is Kubernetes? A Short Introduction

Kubernetes is closely associated with containers. In order to understand Kubernetes, it is important to first understand containers. Learn more here.

Using Geolocation in a Divio Application

In this guest post, Vuyisile Ndlovu explores building a Divio web application that uses Geolocation to determine where a user is located. Read up on his experience here.

Understanding and Optimising Your Application with APM

Introducing an Application Performance Management (APM) tool can be useful in helping understand the health and efficiency of your web apps. Find out more here.

Support For External Git Repositories

By default, all operations you perform are versioned in your project's own private Git repository. But now you can add external Git repositories. Learn more here.