Dhairya Verma

@DhairyaVerma

Backend Developer

IndiaJoined October 2020

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Hey there 👋 I'm Dhairya, a backend developer.

With a solid background spanning 5 years, my achievement includes scaling an app to 3M users.

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I like solving difficult problems. Feel free to reach out with any projects that need a creative and analytical mind—I'm ready to dive in.

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DVDhairya Vermarajurastogi.hashnode.devDec 27, 2024 · 2 min read

Structured Outputs with GPT APIs

Recently, I had the opportunity to work with GPT APIs on one of my projects. The task was straightforward: monitor messages in a chat group and classify each one with a specific violation reason based on predefined guidelines. For example, reasons li...

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DVDhairya Vermarajurastogi.hashnode.devAug 16, 2024 · 2 min read

Docker Layers for faster build times

The order of instruction on the docker file matters a lot. Each instruction in the docker file is a layer. With the docker, when you are building an image, layers that are cached and not changed will be reused again. So, it is essential to keep the i...

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DVDhairya Vermarajurastogi.hashnode.devJun 25, 2024 · 2 min read

How I used the private go module in my repo

In one of my recent projects, I aimed to create a Go module that would house a collection of common utility functions. This module was intended to be used across all repositories within our organization. Creating go module Creating a Go module is rel...

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DVDhairya Vermarajurastogi.hashnode.devMay 17, 2024 · 2 min read

You know that AWS Lambda is a read-only file system!

Recently, I encountered an interesting challenge while running an application on AWS Lambda. This application generates and updates numerous files using relative paths. Due to the complexity and the structure of the application, directly uploading fi...

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DVDhairya Vermarajurastogi.hashnode.devMar 26, 2024 · 1 min read

Streaming with named pipe in linux

While working with ffmpeg recently, I needed a solution to stream multiple videos to an RTMP URL without repeatedly starting the command for each video. That's when I discovered the concept of named pipes in Linux, which provided a seamless way to co...

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Structured Outputs with GPT APIs

Docker Layers for faster build times

How I used the private go module in my repo

You know that AWS Lambda is a read-only file system!

Streaming with named pipe in linux

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Dhairya Verma's blogs

Recently published

Structured Outputs with GPT APIs

Docker Layers for faster build times

How I used the private go module in my repo

You know that AWS Lambda is a read-only file system!

Streaming with named pipe in linux