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Reverse Proxy en Docker con Nginx y SSL automático
5+ min ago (588+ words) Si solo necesitas el c'digo para configurar tu reverse proxy con Nginx y certificados SSL autom'ticos, aqu" est': Para usar con tus aplicaciones, agrega estas variables de entorno: Nota: Aseg'rate de crear la red proxy antes de iniciar los contenedores: Un reverse proxy es una herramienta esencial cuando manejas m'ltiples aplicaciones en Docker. En lugar de recordar diferentes puertos para cada servicio (como :8080, :3000, etc.), un reverse proxy te permite acceder a tus aplicaciones usando dominios o subdominios normales. En este tutorial, vamos a usar nginx-proxy, una soluci'n automatizada que: nginx-proxy es una imagen de Docker que ejecuta Nginx y genera autom'ticamente configuraciones de reverse proxy para otros contenedores Docker utilizando docker-gen. La magia ocurre porque monitorea el socket de Docker y detecta cu'ndo inicias o detienes contenedores. Este es el contenedor principal que maneja todo el tr'fico HTTP/HTTPS entrante....
CinemaSins: Everything Wrong With KPop Demon Hunters In 16 Minutes Or Less
19+ min ago (220+ words) Everything Wrong With KPop Demon Hunters In 16 Minutes Or Less is Cinemasins" snarky take on the new KPop Demon Hunters movie, ripping into every over-the-top moment with their trademark rapid-fire "sins" commentary. Expect the usual pop-culture jabs, goofy demon-slaying critiques, and plenty of tongue-in-cheek humor from Jeremy and the rest of the team. For more twisted movie fun, head to cinemasins.com or subscribe to their YouTube channels (@TVSins, @CommercialSins, CinemaSins Podcast Network). You"ll also find their full link list on Linktree'complete with a fan poll, Patreon, Discord, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok'and shout-outs to writers Jeremy, Chris, Aaron, Jonathan, Dene, Ian, and Daniel. Watch on YouTube Everything Wrong With KPop Demon Hunters In 16 Minutes Or Less is Cinemasins" snarky take on the new KPop Demon Hunters movie, ripping into every over-the-top moment with their trademark rapid-fire "sins" commentary. Expect the…...
Master Terraform in 20 Minutes: Concepts, Commands & CI/CD
20+ min ago (516+ words) Terraform has emerged as one of the most important DevOps technologies. Its the universal remote control for all your cloud resources. In this blog, we'll break down Terraform from zero to hero with examples, diagrams, real-world tips, and best practices for production. Infrastructure, in the context refers to all the foundational components that support the operation/lifecycle of applications, software, and services. It's the base layer that powers everything in technology. Infrastructure = Servers + Network + Storage + Databases + Security + Cloud Services 3.Cloud Infrastructure AWS, Azure, GCP EC2, S3, RDS, VPC Kubernetes clusters Before Terraform, IaC existed but was cloud specific: AWS CloudFormation,Azure ARM Templates,Google Deployment Manager These worked only for one cloud which implied no portability. Terraform is an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool. IaC means managing and provisioning infrastructure using code instead of manual clicks. It is created by HashiCorp that…...
Building a File Transfer TUI Nobody Asked For: tuit
21+ min ago (1015+ words) The name is a bit of a pun - send "to it" or "in-to-it" for effortless P2P transfer. Just send tuit. The whole point was making transfers secure, private, and feel effortless. It's fully compatible with iroh's sendme CLI and the AltSendme GUI. Same BlobTicket format, same protocol. You can send from one and receive on another. QR code support for sharing tickets via mobile. The iroh project handles the hard networking problem: getting two devices to talk directly without a central server or relay in the middle. The core mechanic is the MagicSocket (borrowed from Tailscale's open-source protocols, reimplemented in Rust over QUIC instead of WireGuard). It hides all the NAT traversal complexity. You just get an endpoint, connect to a peer by their public key, and packets flow. The content-addressing piece is interesting. When you share a file, you're really…...
Monetzly: A New Era for AI Monetization in LLM Apps
22+ min ago (394+ words) The biggest challenge in the AI landscape today? Monetization without compromising user experience. As developers, we're often caught in a dilemma: how to generate sustainable revenue while keeping our applications free and accessible. Enter Monetzly'the Google Ads for AI conversations. Conversation-Native Advertising: Ads are integrated seamlessly into AI conversations, ensuring they feel like a natural part of the user experience. This means users aren't bombarded by disruptive ads but rather engage with contextually relevant content. AI-Powered Contextual Matching: Our platform leverages advanced AI algorithms to match ads with user conversations, enhancing the relevance of ads seen by your users. For example, if your AI app helps users learn a new language, they might see ads for language courses or travel packages'ads that genuinely interest them. Developer-First Approach: Monetzly places developers at the forefront, offering an advertiser marketplace where you can…...
K3S troubleshooting: Fixing K3s permission denied and port binding errors on Ubuntu Server
22+ min ago (320+ words) Recently, while setting up K3s on a Beelink mini PC running Ubuntu Server, I ran into two frustrating errors while trying to run: The first issue was a permissions error loading the kubeconfig, and once that was fixed, a second error appeared indicating that the Kubernetes control plane wasn't running. After debugging, here's the full process and solution in case you run into the same problem. The initial error looked like this: This happens because K3s generates the Kubernetes config file owned by root with restrictive permissions (600). When we run kubectl as a regular user, kubectl can't access it. To fix the issue, we create another directory, copy the kubectl config to it and change the ownership of the directory so that kubectl can access it. Now running kubectl get nodes threw a different error This means kubectl can now read the…...
I built a SaaS with a Dual-Database Architecture (Transactional + Analytics) using Prisma & Neon 🚀
31+ min ago (198+ words) I'm Olivier, a solo developer based in Spain. For the past few months, I've been building Crono-Job, a workforce management platform. I wanted to share a bit about the technical journey and the architecture choices I made, specifically why I chose to split my data into two different databases. The app handles two very different types of traffic: I realized early on that if I dumped millions of analytics events into the same Postgres instance as the user data, my queries for the Dashboard would eventually crawl. I decided to implement a Dual-DB strategy within the same monorepo: Using Prisma, I manage two clients. One for the core app and a custom generated client for the analytics. This keeps my main DB crisp and responsive, no matter how much logging we do. The project includes some cool features like: I…...
CinemaSins: Everything Wrong With The Fantastic Four: First Steps In 20 Minutes Or Less
31+ min ago (193+ words) CinemaSins runs the ruler over Fantastic Four: First Steps, rattling off their trademark "sins" in under 20 minutes'nothing earth-shattering, just the usual Marvel hiccups that make the film "sintastic" rather than spectacular. Along the way they plug BetterHelp therapy discounts, their main site, YouTube channels and socials, a quick poll, Patreon support and community hubs like Discord and Reddit, all fueled by a squad of writers eager to nitpick every cinematic misstep. Watch on YouTube CinemaSins runs the ruler over Fantastic Four: First Steps, rattling off their trademark "sins" in under 20 minutes'nothing earth-shattering, just the usual Marvel hiccups that make the film "sintastic" rather than spectacular. Along the way they plug BetterHelp therapy discounts, their main site, YouTube channels and socials, a quick poll, Patreon support and community hubs like Discord and Reddit, all fueled by a squad of writers eager…...
DataViz Kit Weekly Update: Testing New SEO Strategies
38+ min ago (294+ words) Hey everyone! " As promised in my previous post about the 3-month journey of DataViz Kit, I'm back with another post. If you remember, I mentioned having a few "techniques up my sleeves" to try and crack the SEO code, especially since Google has been a tough nut to crack compared to Bing. Here is what I've been working on this week and how the numbers are looking. " The Experiments This week was all about implementation. I stopped just reading about SEO and started applying some aggressive changes. Here is what I did: Programmatic SEO / Content Clusters: I started crafting articles for specific use cases. " The Numbers (Week 1 Update) It's only been a week, so I wasn't expecting miracles, but here is the trend: Bing: The growth is steady. The Heatmap Maker is still the star player here, bringing in about 50-100 clicks…...
Pequenos atalhos Git que deixaram meu fluxo de trabalho muito mais rápido
43+ min ago (299+ words) Uma pequena ferramenta que instala mais de 27 aliases Git com um "nico comando " economizando tempo, reduzindo fric'o e mantendo seu foco no c'digo. Pensa no seu fluxo t'pico: Agora multiplica isso por 2030 vezes por dia. So centenas de teclas desnecess'rias " todos os dias. E esse " s' um dos muitos fluxos repetitivos que fazemos automaticamente. Depois de ver um colega usando aliases no .zshrc, eu quis algo: Ento eu criei o git-alias-flow " um pacote npm que instala mais de 27 aliases Git diretamente no Git. Nada de editar arquivos de configura'o do sistema. Nada de setups manuais. Apenas um comando. Pronto. Todas os aliases instalados, funcionando em qualquer lugar. Mesma tarefa. Metade da digita'o. Zero carga mental. Como os aliases so instalados direto no Git, tudo funciona igual no Windows, macOS e Linux. Aqui esto alguns dos que uso diariamente. Ento aliases…...