What is Reddit's opinion of Beanstalk?

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> I am not sure about the beanstalk entry, beanstalk is used to host applications (Java, nodejs etc), maybe I am missing something ?

You're thinking of AWS <u>Elastic</u> Beanstalk, but there's also Beanstalk.

u/regg00, I don't think your description for Beanstalk is correct. It has nothing to do with Amazon.

Check out https://www.deployhq.com -- they still have FTP as an option, which you can sort of work into a semi-modern deployment chain.

It's free for one project, and when I used it back in the dark ages for something similar, I recollect it worked well enough. (And https://beanstalkapp.com too, I've heard good things about, which has a 1 project free tier.)

But without SSH, you'll end up running into a lot of other PTIA issues. I'd lean towards saying "this type of site require SSH access to reliably deploy" and/or at least charge a "Legacy Support Fee".

Of course, behind appropriate security and ideally hard-coded actions vs open-ended, you could have an endpoint that would actually run route cache/clear/migrate/etc whatever you needed on the fly. Or on the dangerous side, there is https://github.com/alkhachatryan/laravel-web-console ...probably don't do that though.

Maybe look into beanstalkapp.com/. I use it a lot and works perfectly. Essentially push your changes through git and it will deploy the changes over ftp/sftp to the server. You can also set up commands to run on the server after deployment like running composer.

Will do, I've been making some great process - would be nice to work with a few others to have a complete product (quicker). Even though I'm a full-stack engineer, I would love some expertise in some areas to fine to solutions, features, performance. Right now I am actually using mainly AWS tools, multiple RDS's, and 50 EC instances that auto-scale, of course using CloudFront to help a lot, tunneling, and security policies so people don't try to mess with the provisioned VM that spins up with a custom LXD server for them to use. There is much more I've done/working on, and currently using beanstalkapp.com enterprise for teams and www.buddy.works. I'm Sky.#0001 on Discord and welcome to join discord.gg/2cYAdmp

Easiest way to do this is with Deploybot. Or skip Bitbucket altogether and use Beanstalk which has both version control and FTP deployment baked in.