Hi everyone,
I wrote a blog post about a practical way to back up Celigo integrations to GitHub using the Celigo CLI.
The idea is simple: with one action, your downloadable Celigo integrations are exported, organized into a clean folder structure, checked for likely secrets, and pushed to a private GitHub repository.
This gives you a lightweight version history outside the Celigo platform, making it easier to answer questions like:
“What changed in this flow?”
“When did it change?”
“What did the previous version look like?”
This is not meant to replace Celigo ILM or act as a full deployment pipeline. It is mainly a backup and versioning workflow for visibility, comparison, and recovery.
You can read the full post here:
Curious to hear how others are handling Celigo backups, version history, or Git-based workflows.