Aditya Sahu
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Aditya Sahu
@Whyadiee
aspiring fullStack dApp developer | mle. probably coding | @_buildspace s5
Assam, India เข้าร่วม Mart 2023
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rigby understands that M4 mini energy hits different when you're about to speedrun overfitting at 2pm on a Tuesdayyyy!!!!!!!!!....
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@DevxNeo Bro you're crushing it! 💪 Almost at the end of the tunnel, the light is getting brighter. Keep going 🔥
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💻 Progress Update: Backend to DevOps Journey
Completed:
Node.js, Express, Zod, JWT, Middlewares
PostgreSQL, Prisma, MongoDB
Docker, Turborepo, Monorepos
AWS Basics, IAM, EC2
🔄 Revising: PostgreSQL, WebSockets, Prisma
Next Up:
Kubernetes, Prometheus, Grafana, Monitoring, ASGs
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@Whyadiee Yeah 😂, wil be learning:
- Vertical and horizontal scaling
- ASGs
- AWS ERC, ECS and container
orchestration
- Monitoring and Newrelic
- Monitoring, Prometheus and grafana
- Server less
- Kubernetes
💀🥲
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Day 37: Deployed a monorepo to VMs using Docker 🚀
✅ CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions
✅ Multi-container setup with Docker Compose
✅ PostgreSQL + Prisma ORM
✅ Automated Docker Hub image push
✅ Full-stack monorepo
Pipeline: Dev → GitHub → Build → DockerHub → VM Deploy
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Day 36 of Learning: Worked with Docker Compose & implemented CI/CD: 🔹 Multi-container setup with docker-compose 🔹 Managing services, env vars & dependencies 🔹 Auto app + DB startup in one command 🔹 CI/CD integration for smoother deploys 🔹 Debugging via logs & live rebuilds
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@Whyadiee Doing next just intialised a monorepo will be doing the same.
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Day 36 of Learning:
Worked with Docker Compose & implemented CI/CD:
🔹 Multi-container setup with docker-compose
🔹 Managing services, env vars & dependencies
🔹 Auto app + DB startup in one command
🔹 CI/CD integration for smoother deploys
🔹 Debugging via logs & live rebuilds
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Day 35 of Learning: Explored Docker volumes & layers today! Here's what I learned: 🔹 Docker volumes - persistent data storage 🔹 Understanding container layers 🔹 Why layers matter for optimization 🔹 Layer caching & build efficiency 🔹 Optimizing Dockerfiles for speed
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Day 35 of Learning:
Explored Docker volumes & layers today! Here's what I learned:
🔹 Docker volumes - persistent data storage
🔹 Understanding container layers
🔹 Why layers matter for optimization
🔹 Layer caching & build efficiency
🔹 Optimizing Dockerfiles for speed
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Day 34 of Learning: Dove deep into Docker today! Here's what I learned: 🔹 Docker fundamentals & architecture 🔹 Images vs Containers (finally clicked!) 🔹 Essential Docker commands 🔹 Creating & optimizing Dockerfiles 🔹 DockerHub - pushing/pulling images 🔹 Port mapping
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@Whyadiee Planning to explore Docker Compose soon! Want to set up multi-container apps with proper orchestration. Thinking MongoDB + Node.js + Redis setup.
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Day 34 of Learning:
Dove deep into Docker today! Here's what I learned:
🔹 Docker fundamentals & architecture
🔹 Images vs Containers (finally clicked!)
🔹 Essential Docker commands
🔹 Creating & optimizing Dockerfiles
🔹 DockerHub - pushing/pulling images
🔹 Port mapping
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Day 33: • started learning about docker. • what are containers • containerisation • Images vs containers • Building Images
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Day 33:
• started learning about docker.
• what are containers
• containerisation
• Images vs containers
• Building Images
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Day 32: • learned real-time bidirectional communication • connection upgrades and handshakes • use cases: chat, live updates, gaming • also wrote a blog on backend from first principles
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Part 3 of Backend from First Principles:
Understanding HTTP for Backend Engineers covered:
- CORS & cross-origin security
- HTTP response codes (1xx-5xx)
- caching mechanisms
- persistent connections & keep-alive
Read here 👇
notion.so/Understanding-…
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Part 2 of Backend from First Principles: Understanding HTTP for Backend engineers covered: - stateless nature & why it matters - anatomy of requests/responses - HTTP headers - methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE Read here 👇 notion.so/Understanding-…
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Encoding, Encryption, and Hashing sound similar but they're NOT the same! 🔐
Confusing them could lead to serious security mistakes.
Here's what each one actually does 🧵👇
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Part 2 of Backend from First Principles:
Understanding HTTP for Backend engineers covered:
- stateless nature & why it matters
- anatomy of requests/responses
- HTTP headers
- methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH,
DELETE
Read here 👇
notion.so/Understanding-…
debuggingbuddha@DevxNeo
Started documenting my backend from first principles journey: What backend actually is covered: - why we need backend - how DNS and servers work - CORS explained simply - learning from first principles Read here 👇 notion.so/Backend-from-F…
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Started documenting my backend from first principles journey:
What backend actually is
covered:
- why we need backend
- how DNS and servers work
- CORS explained simply
- learning from first principles
Read here 👇
notion.so/Backend-from-F…
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@DevxNeo wait this is actually fire 🔥
the "why can't we do everything in frontend" part should be required reading
saving this thread, everyone learning backend needs to see this 💯
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💭 What Should I Focus On?
I’m confused between three main paths and need help deciding which one to prioritize:
1. Competitive Programming (CP)
2. In-depth Full Stack Development + Generative AI
3. DSA Practice (LeetCode Path)
I amd good at 2nd and 3rd one.
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