* API wrapper for many platforms
* SSH-key only access (password access disabled)
* Firewall management
* CRON management
* Sets up server dependencies and manages SSH keys
* Handles private networking between servers and firewalls to open ports between them
* Push to deploy (via Github)
* Handles spinning up more queue workers (beanstalkd + supervisord) by clicking a button
* Allows you to enter in "recipes" to run scripts (bash, php, others as well) on your servers
* Allows you to "archive" servers - which means Forge will "forget" your server,
eliminating the ability for Forge to access the server at all.
To re-enable the server from within Forge, you need to add in a
new ssh public key which Forge will re-generate for you.
Forge is not:
* Server management (if your server goes down, you contact the hosting, not Forge)
