One of the main advantages of Elixir is concurrency that is super easy to use. In Elixir concurrency ships with the most basic components of the runtime system, BEAM - The Erlang Virtual Machine. For us to know how to use it better to build distributed, efficient, fault-tolerant code, I find it a good step to understanding the building blocks. Let's take a drill!
One of the main advantages of Elixir is concurrency that is super easy to use. In Elixir concurrency ships with the most basic components of the runtime sys...
ETS (Erlang Term Storage) is an in-memory storage engine that is built inside OTP and accessible to Elixir. It is known for its speed and efficiency. In thi...
Here is a simple stateful session-based authentication on a NextJS app using the PassportJS local-strategy approach. I hope you learn something.
Pattern matching is one of the most amazing and useful features in Elixir. It brings so much clarity and power in functional programming that Elixir is. The...
Here is a tutorial on how to implement authorization using OAuth on a Nextjs application. Nextjs is an awesome Server Side Rendering Framework for Reactjs ...
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Kubernetes is one of the greatest tech creations of the last decade. In this post, I introduce you to Kubernetes and bring you into context with Containers ...
Sharing my learning lab. In this post, you will set up a Single-Master-Three-Node Kubernetes cluster with Pod Network, Network Loadbalancing and Network sto...
There are several ways you can create a React component. Components are the most basic things in React. The way you create a component will in most cases de...
Securing Linux ssh server with ssh key-based login and using a custom port for the SSH server daemon. The instructions here will work for any Linux. Any spe...