Backend-Tools

Instant hosting

for Python apps

Hosting for any Python project, big or small. Run AI / ML inference, FastAPI apps, or cron jobs. Beam is the easiest way to run Python on the cloud.

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• ClickHouse: It's a high performance columnar database that's great for real time queries. It enables querying and storing large amounts of data on commodity hardware. Some of my customers have millions of page views and I don't have an unlimited budget, so it's been very handy.


• PostgreSQL: My favorite database. Sane defaults, battle-tested, and well

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• ingress-nginx: Ingress controller for Kubernetes. It provisions NGINX services to load balance traffic to my pods. It also manages a Network Load Balancer (NLB) on AWS which controls ingress to the cluster nodes. It handles unhealthy nodes and traffic shaping for me. Rock-solid and has a huge community.


• cert-manager: It automatically issues and

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Mify is an open-source developer productivity tool which generates infrastructure code for your backend service and maintains it as your codebase grow.

It provides infra code for stuff like API, configs, logs, and metrics, allowing you and your team to focus on meaningful code. Services generated by Mify can be deployed in our cloud without any... See more

API

retry decorator

def retry(exceptions=Exception, tries=-1, delay=0, max_delay=None, backoff=1, jitter=0, logger=logging_logger):"""Return a retry decorator.

:param exceptions: an exception or a tuple of exceptions to catch. default: Exception.

:param tries: the maximum number of attempts. default: -1 (infinite).

:param delay: initial delay between... See more

@axflow/models is an SDK for building natural language powered applications. This includes basic functionality for invoking the models, but it also includes richer functionality like augmented response streaming, hooks for building client applications, and more.

• AWS: Predictable, and lots of managed services. I use it at my full-time job, so I didn't have to spend too much time figuring things out. The main services I use are EKS, ELB, S3, RDS, IAM and private VPCs.


• Cloudflare: I use it for DDoS protection, DNS, and caching static assets. It currently shaves off 80% of the egress charges from AWS. Not sure

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Public APIs

A collective list of free APIs for use in software and web development