How I run a one-person company's website like a production system

Description and use

<p><em>A version of this story first appeared on <a href="https://contento.solutions/blog/how-i-built-contento-as-a-system" rel="noopener noreferrer">Contento Solutions</a>.</em></p> <p>My company's website runs on Squarespace. It also has 33 checks that run against it every morning, 118 scripts, a git history of 684 commits since September 1, two independent backups a day and a decision log with more than 900 rows.</p> <p>I'm the only person in the company. That's exactly why it's built this way.</p> <p>This is the architecture, what each part is for, and the two places where the platform sai

Problem

<p><em>A version of this story first appeared on <a href="https://contento.solutions/blog/how-i-built-contento-as-a-system" rel="noopener noreferrer">Contento Solutions</a>.</em></p> <p>My company's website runs on Squarespace. It also has 33 checks that run against it every morning, 118 scripts, a git history of 684 commits since September 1, two independent backups a day and a decision log with more than 900 rows.</p> <p>I'm the only person in the company. That's exactly why it's built this way.</p> <p>This is the architecture, what each part is for, and the two places where the platform sai

Outcome

<p><em>A version of this story first appeared on <a href="https://contento.solutions/blog/how-i-built-contento-as-a-system" rel="noopener noreferrer">Contento Solutions</a>.</em></p> <p>My company's website runs on Squarespace. It also has 33 checks that run against it every morning, 118 scripts, a git history of 684 commits since September 1, two independent backups a day and a decision log with more than 900 rows.</p> <p>I'm the only person in the company. That's exactly why it's built this way.</p> <p>This is the architecture, what each part is for, and the two places where the platform sai

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How I run a one-person company's website like a production system

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