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20 Popular Open Source Projects Initiated or Backed by Major Companies 1. Google   - Kubernetes   - TensorFlow   - Go   - Angular 2. Meta   - React   - PyTorch   - GraphQL   - Cassandra 3. Microsoft   - VSCode   - TypeScript   - Playwright 4. Netflix   - Chaos Monkey   - Hystrix   - Zuul 5. LinkedIn   - Kafka   - Samza   - Pinot 6. RedHat   - Ansible   - OpenShift   - Ceph Storage Your Turn: What other projects would you add to this list? #systemdesign #coding #interviewtips

This guide dives into GitHub Actions, a powerful tool to automate building and deploying your Node.js and Angular projects to Docker Hub and Azure.

20 Popular Open Source Projects Started or Supported By Big Companies Google - Kubernetes - TensorFlow - Go - Angular Meta - React - PyTorch - GraphQL - Cassandra Microsoft - VSCode - TypeScript - Playwright Netflix - Chaos Monkey - Hystrix - Zuul LinkedIn - Kafka - Samza - Pinot RedHat - Ansible - OpenShift - Ceph Storage Over to you: Which other project would you add to the list? #credit_goes_to_bytebytego

I'm excited to share the second video in our series on mastering Internal Developer Portals with Port. This video goes beyond the basics and dives into how you can use Port to automate and streamline your development processes effectively. 🔗 In this episode, we tackle: ✅ Creating an AWS EKS cluster from scratch. ✅ Scaffolding a Node.js application. ✅ Seamlessly deploying it into the EKS cluster using Port's powerful frontend coupled with GitHub Actions. 🛠️ We'll also explore advanced integration techniques and compare the ease of use with other platforms like Backstage. Whether you're a developer or a platform engineer, this guide will empower you with the tools to enhance efficiency and autonomy in your projects. 📺 Missed our first video? Watch it here to catch up: https://lnkd.in/eqc8wQEU Stay tuned until the end for tips on using Terraform with Port and handling post-deployment actions. Stay tuned for Part 3, where we'll dive into Argo CD integration with Port! Port #AWS #Nodejs #Kubernetes #DeveloperPortals #PlatformEngineering

🌟 New Video Alert on Code-o-Lama! 🚀 🎥 Title: Create and Use Environment Variables in AWS Lambda and Locally with Node.js Hello People! 👋 I'm excited to share my latest video on the Code-o-Lama YouTube channel. This time, we're diving into a crucial aspect of developing robust and secure Node.js applications – managing environment variables in AWS Lambda and locally. In this video, you'll learn: 🔹 What environment variables are and why they are important. 🔹 How to set up environment variables in AWS Lambda. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge and tools to manage your application's configuration effectively. Check out the video here: https://lnkd.in/dMK7_rAv Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the Code-o-Lama channel for more tutorials and tech insights. Your support means the world! 🌍 #AWS #Lambda #Nodejs #EnvironmentVariables #Coding #TechTutorial #YouTube

Excited to share my latest Medium story: 'Streamlining Deployment of Node.js and React Applications: A Guide to CI/CD using GitHub Actions, Docker, and GCP.' If you're into #NodeJS, #React, or #DevOps, this guide might just be what you need! Check it out and let me know what you think. #GitHubActions #Docker #GCP #CICD

Golang vs. Rust Showdown! 🚀 Today’s video explores the real differences between Go and Rust - with memes! Both are modern, powerful languages, each with unique strengths. 🔹 Golang: Known for its lightweight concurrency with goroutines and simplified syntax, ideal for cloud services and distributed systems. 🔸 Rust: Focuses on memory safety without a garbage collector and offers precise control for performance-critical projects. Watch the full breakdown to see which language suits your needs best! https://lnkd.in/draczACg

My latest video on AWS Amplify Gen 2 with NextJS. In this episode we create a one-to-many relationship between the Product model and ProductImage model, adding the ability to associate multiple images. We say goodbye to Amplify's "connected" forms and build our own create and edit forms for Products using react-hook-forms. We also look into the ImageUploader component, and make some refinements to our use of AWS's StorageManager component. Lastly, we take a look under the Monitoring tab in the AWS Amplify UI to see some logging that can be helpful for debugging. (Best of all... I made a cheesy thumbnail to go with it.) https://lnkd.in/gKhAaSCU

📣 On Thursday 20 June, at 16.30 UTC, join me and 🦁 Luciano Mammino for #RustShip episode #8 to talk about Rust on AWS Lambda. ⚙︎ How does the Rust developer experience compare to other programming languages? Are the available tools good enough? 📚 What's the best way to get started with Rust and AWS? 👉 Join us live to ask Luciano your questions: