If your API returns 10kb of data, 1 million requests would amount to 10GB costing 1.09$ with EC2 just for egress. @Cloudflare workers will break even at 40ms of CPU time you're unlikely to exceed in most scenarios.
Thought I'd pick up #Nix quickly. Instead, I feel like a Python dev dropped into an Assembly convention. But once the fog clears, it's like having a superpower for software deployment. To infinity and beyond! 💻🚀 #NixOS#DevLife
Excited to announce the start of my new project - a library for easy and secure authentication in React using Hooks! Follow along for updates and progress of react-hook-auth (name inspired by react-hook-form). #reactjs#authentication#hooks#react_hook_auth#react_hook_form
@kumoserverless @awscloud Awesome thread @kumoserverless, it's worth mentioning that even Dropbox was built on top of S3 and they only recently migrated to their own infrastructure.
Managing user access and permissions in AWS S3 can be a hassle. We're developing a solution with
1. Easy S3 URL generations for upload/download
2. Flexible file restriction options on file size/type
3. User-friendly interface.
Follow us for updates! #AWS#S3#ReactJS#NodeJS
Just wrote a guide on deploying feature branches on #AWS#S3 using Docker & NGINX. Say goodbye to messy deployments! Check it out: https://t.co/BvyI2fbRty #devops#webdevelopment
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Confused about whether PostgreSQL functions run in a transaction? The answer is it depends on how you define the function. By default, functions don't run in a transaction, but you can specify that a function should start a transaction using START TRANSACTION or BEGIN.
If you do this, reads will be blocked until the transaction is committed or rolled back. If you want to allow reads while the function is executing, you can use the READ ONLY option. This is useful if you only need to perform read operations. #PostgreSQL#webdev