You Can Now Use Appwrite to Run Your Backend on Entire
Blog post from Entire
Appwrite Sites and Functions now integrate with Entire as a Git provider, allowing developers to deploy frontend applications and serverless backend functions directly from repositories hosted or mirrored on Entire’s distributed Git network. Users can connect Entire through Appwrite project settings, select repositories, configure production branches, build settings, environment variables, domains, runtimes, and permissions, after which pushes to production branches trigger live deployments while other branches generate restricted preview deployments. The integration supports monorepos through path filters and links deployments back to the associated commits, branches, and merges in Entire for traceability. Entire’s Trails feature can coordinate changes across multiple repositories, providing grouped review, deployment previews, and Appwrite checks before approved changes are merged and deployed together.
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