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  • A Compilation of Free and High-Quality Serverless Databases
    • serverless
    • database

    A Compilation of Free and High-Quality Serverless Databases

    I'm sure there are many people here who are familiar with the name MongoDB, a No-SQL database that was once very popular. A few years ago, anyone who didn't know or work with Mongo might have been considered "outdated". Ha! I'm just joking, of course, but I want to emphasize its widespread use. There are many ways to set up a Mongo server, from configuring it through the source code to installing it through the package manager integrated in the operating system, such as apt on Ubuntu or brew on MacOS. Just type a few commands and the software is installed in a few minutes...

    1 month ago

  • Issues with Serverless Memory - Deno Deploy
    • serverless
    • deno
    • deploy

    Issues with Serverless Memory - Deno Deploy

    It's autumn in Hanoi, the weather is no longer hot and harsh like summer, but instead, there are occasional rains. Rainy days are flooding, causing many troubles. I hate this kind of weather! For over half a month now, my body has been quite "soft", a bit sluggish and frail. I don't want to exercise much, and my performance has gone down. Many days, I just want to lie down and take a nap after work. The next morning, I wake up with occasional headaches, and my working efficiency is reduced by half 🫣

    1 month ago

  • Introduction to hono.dev - Building a Serverless API Easily
    • hono.dev
    • serverless

    Introduction to hono.dev - Building a Serverless API Easily

    Express.js is certainly a library that any JavaScript/Node.js developer knows. It helps us build a REST API server quickly. Besides, there are many libraries and middleware created to be compatible and easily integrated into projects using express.js, making it increasingly popular and well-known. Starting with express.js...

    1 month ago

  • A More In-Depth Article on Serverless
    • serverless
    • other

    A More In-Depth Article on Serverless

    Serverless is a concept that is not unfamiliar to many. When we talk about Serverless, we often think of "no servers" just as its name suggests. Hmm… no servers, what does that mean? I don't know why people came up with that name, but it seems to me that they wanted to emphasize the fact that you don't need servers to run your code. We all know that running code usually requires a server to deploy everything on. From source code to databases to message queues... for the tech stacks being used.

    11 months ago

  • Series
    Server Administration Basics Series - Basic Concepts
    • server

    Server Administration Basics Series - Basic Concepts

    When it comes to server administration, there are many aspects to consider. Personally, I am only stopping at the most basic level, meaning being able to use a server, install software, and deploy small stacks, as well as troubleshoot issues during operation. From the early days of programming, no one has much time to teach us everything in detail. However, sometimes it's just a suggestion or a path outlined by someone else, and then step by step is an important premise that helps us on the learning journey...

    1 year ago

  • How to Use Nginx as a Reverse Proxy for a Server
    • nginx
    • reverse proxy
    • server

    How to Use Nginx as a Reverse Proxy for a Server

    There's no need to say much, I'm sure many of you already know. Nginx is an HTTP server and reverse proxy server. It can also be used as a TCP/UDP server. Nginx is commonly used for HTTP servers, and it is often used as a reverse proxy. This means that it is a server capable of directing and hiding other services inside the server. To make it easier to understand, let's take a look at the illustration of the reverse proxy position in a web server system...

    2 years ago