[Members-Only] Tutorial Requests

[antonputra]

To support my channel and pay for AWS, I'm planning to start making very SPECIALIZED tutorials for channel members only. If you have any requests, leave them here and be specific as possible. Benchmarks requests - #355.

[TaifurIslamAshraf]

Deno 2, NodeJs, Bun with Honojs

[Andrei-Vasil]

Monitoring AWS infrastructure components such as ELBs, S3s, EC2s etc. using Cloudwatch and Grafana OSS.

I would really like to see a code-centric approach to creating everything using IaC tools. Maybe even the Grafana dashboards and panels.

[CloudOps2029]

OPENSHIFT tutorial on AWS With Tekton pipelines.

[gininfra]

Manage OpenStack, AWS, GCP and Azure with Cloud-Native IaC.

[Lolomgrofl]

Setting up a solid production environment for a backend service—E.g. a Go-based app using the Chi framework and Postgres. A lot of engineers don’t have clear examples of how to do it right, yet anyone can create a api service. Things like real-world infrastructure setups and tips for creating a scalable foundation often get overlooked.

It’d be great to have a straightforward, end-to-end guide for setting up a production-ready backend. This could cover something like monitoring the service, adding a reverse proxy, and building a solid, scalable setup—without focusing too much on what the service actually does.

[rizkyfaza20]

It would be interesting if there's some course related to Rancher Kubernetes Engine to look how it performs and the management.

[patanjaliv]

Create a learning channel for EKS, sagemaker, terraform and GitHub CI/CD

[renatovieiradesouza]

K8S in OCI, AWS e GCP, cool.

[sean-ias]

hi Anton, thank you for this opportunity:

• effectively setting up SIEM Wazuh for infra (k8s, swarm or for a set of VMs)
• integrating open-source SAST/DAST jobs in GitLab CI/CD pipelines for docker methods
• Deploying KRaft Kafka cluster with docker using SCRAM-SHA-256 or even better SASL_SSL auth with additional components such as ksqldb, schema-registry, connectors, and more... (for on-premise self-hosted)

[mohammed-io]

Hello @antonputra

• Ruby on Rails (Falcon instead of Puma) vs NodeJS (or anything else)

To help setup the project:

• Replace gem 'puma' with gem 'falcon'

This is falcon.rb:

#!/usr/bin/env falcon-host

load :rack

hostname = File.basename(__dir__)
port = ENV['PORT'] || 3000

service hostname do
  include Falcon::Environment::Rack

  append preload('preload.rb')
  count ENV.fetch('FALCON_WORKERS_COUNT', 1).to_i
  endpoint Async::HTTP::Endpoint.parse("http://0.0.0.0:#{port}")
end

Then to run it with (production):
bundle exec falcon host

Also, it's good idea to set a connection pool size that can make most of the DB. Falcon can have connection pool that is independent of thread pool (Falcon should use fibers instead of threads)