Tag: Infrastructure

What tools do we use at TYPO3 GmbH? We're passionate about getting things done and being productive. Jira helps us track any type of process in our organization such as infrastructure maintenance and deployments. We use Slack for team communication, Bamboo as a build server and lots more.

TYPO3 on AWS - Scalability and Performance

Once the infrastructure has been defined and all relevant security aspects have been taken into account, further adjustments to TYPO3 may be necessary. This is especially true if you want to automatically scale the web servers and ensure optimum performance. Find out which precautions and modifications must be taken prior to the migration in this article.

TYPO3 on AWS - Part 3: Security & Compliance

Security and compliance are given top priority in most companies. A solid security concept saves unpleasant costs, but also minimizes non-quantifiable risks. Therefore, we give some insights into security and compliance issues for a TYPO3 set up on AWS.

TYPO3 on AWS - Migration, Maintenance, and Operations

You have decided in favour of migrating your TYPO3 installation to AWS? Congratulations! In the next step you need to consider a suitable migration strategy. In this article we present common migration strategies for TYPO3 and share some useful tips.

4 Reasons to Host TYPO3 on AWS

Solutions based on Cloud-Architectures are omnipresent. In particular, hosting TYPO3 in the AWS cloud may have different advantages. As a starting point for this series of blog posts, we give a concise overview on security, performance, flexibility and cost-efficiency.

Atlassian Bamboo Apache Struts Security Post Mortem

On Monday (March 6th, 2017), information about a Zero-Day Vulnerability Remote Code Execution (CVE-2017-5638) in Apache Struts actively exploited in the wild was made public and pretty quickly spread through the well known web channels.

Join Us and Contribute!

In the last blog post we described how our infrastructure and setup works and what we wanted to achieve with it. Now you can experience it yourself! We just opened our infrastructure to allow public contributions - for example to the blog extension - and here is how it works.

Our Internal Workflow

In this post we want to give you a glimpse of how we are working internally, which tools we use and what the benefits of that workflow are to us.