PIPaolo Insognainblog.platformatic.dev·Jun 30 · 11 min readStop Request Stampedes at the Gateway with Platformatic DeduplicationPicture an online store launching a new product and sending out a mailing list campaign. Thousands of users click the same link at once. The product page, built with a Node.js app like Next.js, needs 00
PIPaolo Insognainblog.platformatic.dev·May 19 · 10 min readDestino: Doom in Your Terminal, Powered by Node.js FFIDestino lets you play Doom right in your terminal using Node.js. It might sound like a joke, and that’s how it began. At the Node Collaborator Summit in London, Paolo made the classic DOOM comment. Ma51N
PIPaolo Insognainblog.platformatic.dev·Apr 28 · 13 min readRun Medusa on Kubernetes with Watt as a MonorepoMedusa stands out as a flexible open source commerce platform for Node.js. It offers teams a customizable backend, admin tools, and a modern storefront, all without locking you into a strict SaaS mode00
PIPaolo Insognainblog.platformatic.dev·Apr 14 · 5 min readIntroducing Regina: Stateful AI Agent Orchestration for Platformatic WattWe’re excited to share Regina, a production-ready agent orchestration layer built on Platformatic Watt. Regina lets you go from single-agent demos to real systems you can run and scale confidently. Yo51A
PIPaolo Insognainblog.platformatic.dev·Apr 7 · 5 min read@platformatic/kafka Now Supports Confluent Schema Registry If you run Kafka in production, you can’t skip schema evolution. Teams need clear data types, compatibility checks, and a safe way to update contracts without breaking consumers or downstream services00