What the GDPR means for Passenger Enterprise customers Here's what the GDPR means for Passenger Enterprise customers. We've updated our Privacy Policy and our EULA and added functionality to export your data.
Itinerary of a software company until the GDPR deadline - part 2 With less than 24 hours until the GDPR deadline, we look at the modifications our internal systems needed and make sure all 3rd party software we rely on is compliant.
Itinerary of a software company until the GDPR deadline - part 1 With T minus 3 days until the GDPR deadline, Phusion is putting the last checks in place. This series is meant to illustrate a bootstrapped team's approach to GDPR compliant.
Passenger Status Service has found a new home We moved Rails open source project Passenger Status Service for Heroku to its own, dedicated server. Here's how.
Monitoring GitHub issue tickets through automated tagging Support Central helps us get a quick overview of which tickets are potentially blocked, rather than us periodically scrolling through the list and re-reading all the tickets.
Collecting usage statistics with DynamoDB and AWS Lambda Phusion recently launched the Fuse Panel command center for Passenger and to make educated decisions about what functionality to add next, we worked on simple usage statistics (opt-out and anonymous).
Next-level customer interaction in just 6 steps At Phusion we care deeply about providing the best possible sales and support experience to our users. We decided to share our onboarding guide for customer success managers.
Phusion Passenger migrated servers, here’s why (and how) Moving the Phusion Passenger website to a dedicated server was part of a bigger effort to better separate out Phusion services, but by no means a walk in the park. Here's what we learned.