Basic HTTP Authentication is a great and easy way to add a username/password gate to your deployments and make sure that only authorized personal can access them. There are current two ways to define Basic Auth credentials in Squash. Squash Interface When Basic Auth is defined through the Squash interface your deployments will only start after

A Squash deployment consists of a at least one unique virtual machine associated with a branch of code. By default, if you have only one unique web app within a repository, Squash will commission one virtual machine for each branch of code. You can commission as many virtual machines as you like within your plan’s

Available VM sizes Click here for a complete list of the available VM types, including memory, storage and CPU. Changing VM sizes You can configure the right amount of memory, vCPU and storage to tailor your needs. Every application is different and Squash gives you flexibility to change these settings in multiple levels. Account Level

When the Assets Storage is enabled Squash will automatically add a new /assets/ mount point for all deployments within the repository. You can upload up to 100GB of data in this folder (additional charges apply, check out the pricing page). How to enable the Assets Storage Step 1 Go to the Squash Admin page and then click on Settings -> Repositories

How it works The Slack integration works by sending a notification, to a Slack channel of your choice, every time Squash receives one of the following events: ERROR: error during the startup process of your deployments. Any errors that prevent Squash from getting a success response (such as build errors or timeouts) will trigger a