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Take reliable backups of your Git repositories that are encrypted at rest. Don't rely on your developer's local clones. Easily implement disaster recovery from both service failures or malicious users. Either bring your own cloud or let us take care of it.
Back Git UpDisaster recovery for your code on Github and Bitbucket.
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I had a challenge where I needed to meet some contractual obligations around backing up everything we had up, and discovered that there wasn't a good solution to doing this for Bitbucket. I didn't want to rely on our git repository backups being on developer machines, and I wanted to be sure that we had a robust solution in place to restore should the worst happen, either from a service failure...
Back Git UpDisaster recovery for your code on Github and Bitbucket.
Everyone makes a point to monitor their uptime, their apdex, their disk space but never their SSL certificate! How much do you trust that Let's Encrypt renewal cron 😉
TrackSSLStop forgetting to renew your SSL certificates.
Nick Jonesleft a comment
I made TrackSSL because I kept forgetting to renew our customer's SSL certificates! It's saved my ass a few times since then.
TrackSSLStop forgetting to renew your SSL certificates.
Nick Jonesleft a comment
I made this little app a number of years ago now and I'm happily getting new users every day! The concept is very simple - add your domains and it'll keep track of your SSL certificates, sending you a notification when your certificates are about to expire. The main component, the actual reading of the SSL certificate is both open source and available as a free to consume API at...
TrackSSLStop worrying about your SSL certificates expiring
TrackSSLStop worrying about your SSL certificates expiring
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