Kalyan Mudumby

Why Autodeploy? In a fast-paced environment where multiple teams push new code to add functionality and integrate with other components, the feedback loop should be quick. This promotes rapid testing and iteration, helping us release our product to market as soon as possible. While building and deploying applications in the cloud can be quick, it often comes with unnecessary costs. Building in a local environment has several advantages: No fear of failure, encouraging the confidence to fail fast Connection to the local intranet Cost savings from using on-premises machines for compute rather than cloud resources Autodeploy is a drop-in replacement for a bash script that previously managed local deployments on a Linux server. ...

In the past few months, I have been interested in making a small home lab, trying out some self-hosted services on my Raspberry Pi 4, and occasionally hosting some of my projects. Some of the most popular self-hosted applications that I use are: Nextcloud - Alternative to Cloud Storage Services Jellyfin - A Home Media Server with awesome features A Visual Studio Code Server But to do all of this and access my applications remotely, I need ...

Recap In [PART- 3] of the series we have made a simple bot that can send songs using Telegram file_id, I hope that you’ve made some changes/added new features/ made a new bot that meets your requirements. By this point, we understand that the bot can only work as long as our machine is online to process the requests, but this method can’t keep going on forever. We need to make sure that the bot runs somewhere else and is always available to us. We require a service or a platform that can do this. Heroku is one such platform that provides such a service, and it has some generous limits which is perfect for us. ...