Scalable Infrastructure: What, when, how
43%
Highly Available Node - How.
11%
Of Keys and Secrets - RESTful design
27%
Testing 1, 2, 3
18%
44 votes · Closed
Update 1
Firstly, people, thanks a lot! This is seriously the most supportive community I have ever been a part of. The breakdown of the votes was as follow: - Scalable Infrastructure - 16 - Highly Available Node - 4 - RESTful Design - 11 - Testing with Mocha - 6
A total of 37 people voted. Thanks a lot for taking the time out! :)
So, scalable infrastructure it is. I will break this down into two parts: - theory - implementation
In the first part, we'll see what exactly it is, what all tools you need and all that; in the second part, we'll get some hands on experience.
Rest assured, I wouldn't disappoint you! ;)
The first part will be up in 1 day.
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So, I am new here, and I thought what better an introduction would be than an article about something we all love!
Below, I have put a couple of choices; pick one you like, and I'll write about the one where we have a unanimous consensus. You can be sure that it'll be a well researched, easy-to-follow, and informative article (obviously humorous).
The first one is about high availability infrastructure; includes introduction to enterprise level insights about the tools, the techniques and the tricks!
The second one is a gentle introduction (with code examples, of course) to building highly available, easily scalable web solutions using our good ol' bud NodeJS.
The third one focuses on building a simple, yet secure RESTful API with the security standards used by the masses. This can be a primer and base for your next killer API.
And the last one focuses on giving a brief introduction to testing JavaScript and NodeJS modules and components.
Any comments are welcome, as always; and a topic request - nothing like it. ;)