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Md Tarikul Islam

@Tarikul001

Software engineer.

BangladeshJoined August 2024

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Software Engineer | Building Scalable Microservices Systems I design and build scalable, production-ready systems using microservices architecture. With 4+ years of experience, I’ve worked across startups and tech companies, delivering solutions used by thousands globally. Currently working on distributed systems, focusing on performance, scalability, and reliability. Core: Microservices • Node.js • NestJS • Express Full Stack: React • Next.js • TypeScript Databases: PostgreSQL • MongoDB • MySQL DevOps & Cloud: Docker • AWS • CI/CD • GitHub Actions • Jenkins

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MTMd Tarikul Islamfreecodecamp.orgJun 13 · 21 min read

The Saga Pattern in Node.js: How to Roll Back Distributed Transactions Across Microservices

Building reliable workflows across multiple microservices is challenging. In a monolith, a database transaction can ensure that multiple operations either succeed or fail together. But once data is sp

MTMd Tarikul Islamfreecodecamp.orgJun 1 · 17 min read

How to Self‑Host an S3‑Compatible Object Store with MinIO on Your Staging Server (and Save Hundreds of Dollars a Month)

This article is a complete copy‑paste guide to running MinIO behind Traefik with HTTPS, custom domains, and pre-signed upload/download URLs — using only Docker Compose. Your production will keep using

MTMd Tarikul Islamfreecodecamp.orgApr 29 · 10 min read

How to Deploy a Full-Stack Next.js App on Cloudflare Workers with GitHub Actions CI/CD

I typically build my projects using Next.js 14 (App Router) and Supabase for authentication along with Postgres. The default deployment choice for a Next.js app is usually Vercel, and for good reason:

MTMd Tarikul Islamfreecodecamp.orgApr 23 · 19 min read

How I Built a Production-Ready CI/CD Pipeline for a Monorepo-Based Microservices System with Jenkins, Docker Compose, and Traefik

This tutorial is a complete, real-world guide to building a production-ready CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins, Docker Compose, and Traefik on a single Linux server. You’ll learn how to expose services on

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Md Tarikul Islam

@Tarikul001

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Software engineer.

BangladeshJoined August 2024

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Full-time, Part-time work, and any Freelance work.

Md Tarikul Islam's blogs

freeCodeCamp Englishfreecodecamp.org/news4 posts

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Recently published

MTMd Tarikul Islamfreecodecamp.orgJun 13 · 21 min read

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Md Tarikul Islam's blogs

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The Saga Pattern in Node.js: How to Roll Back Distributed Transactions Across Microservices

How to Self‑Host an S3‑Compatible Object Store with MinIO on Your Staging Server (and Save Hundreds of Dollars a Month)

How to Deploy a Full-Stack Next.js App on Cloudflare Workers with GitHub Actions CI/CD

How I Built a Production-Ready CI/CD Pipeline for a Monorepo-Based Microservices System with Jenkins, Docker Compose, and Traefik

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Md Tarikul Islam's blogs

Recently published

The Saga Pattern in Node.js: How to Roll Back Distributed Transactions Across Microservices

How to Self‑Host an S3‑Compatible Object Store with MinIO on Your Staging Server (and Save Hundreds of Dollars a Month)

How to Deploy a Full-Stack Next.js App on Cloudflare Workers with GitHub Actions CI/CD

How I Built a Production-Ready CI/CD Pipeline for a Monorepo-Based Microservices System with Jenkins, Docker Compose, and Traefik