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good content, thanks.

Still very useful in 2024.

I'm gettting null from config.postgres.client

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Especially helpful walk-through, like the regular informative checks on the browser or terminal just to validate the expected behaviour and explain what it's doing. Definitely more informative than others I've seen on this topic.

amazing tutorial

Thanks taking us through error handling with an error page. Most videos do that with just jsons

For people who might not have understood the high watermark. What happens under the hood in a a computer is the following thing: you have a RAM, which is where all of the variables of a program live. The files, since they are persisted, are stored in a Disk, which is physically separate from RAM memory. Now, when you want all of the bits from one file to another file, you are essentially copying the bits from one area on disk to another area on disk. But computer hardware does not allow you to copy data directly from disk location to another disk location. Instead what you do is firstly get the bits from the source file into the RAM memory, and then these bits are again sent back to the disk, but this time to a destination location on the disk. Now, since RAM is limited amount of memory, if you were to try and copy the files directly, without using Streams, you run into memory issues. For example, let’s say that you only have 1 Gigabyte of RAM, which is about 1 billion memory cells number from 0 and so on. And let’s say that you are trying to copy a file of size 0.6 gigabytes. If you were to NOT use the streams, you would need to copy 0.6 Gigabytes of bits from disk into RAM, thus occupying 60 percent of RAM space, leaving other programs running on your computer with much less ram memory. This will be detrimental to performance of your computer since you will force other programs to store their variables on disk, since RAM does not have enough memory, and Disks are a lot slower than RAM. Now with Write and Read Stream, what you do is simply allocate a certain number of bytes on the RAM. Let’s say you decided to allocated 1 megabyte of space for this stream, which is 1 million memory cells. This means that you allocated a fixed amount of space on the ram, and it will not change. Now the way copying files works with streams is like this. You begin moving bits from the source location on the disk to this 1 megabytes sized space on RAM. Whenever 1 million bits have been sent to RAM, the stream is now full, and can begin writing these 1 million bits back to the disk, but instead of writing them to the source location on disk, it writes them to some other destination location on disk, which is a destination file. High water mark just specifies how many bytes of storage do you want to reserve on RAM. Key point: in order to copy all the data from one file to another, you copy the data from Disk to Ram, and then from RAM back to Disk, since computers can’t copy data from disk to disk without going through RAM. High water specifies the size, in bytes, of this temporary RAM storage that is used to harbor these bits before they are being sent to the destination file. Hope this comment helps clarify some stuff.

thanks for help!!!

can we compare list of services in amplify and firebase ?

thank you for your awesome work!

Too Good .

Me and some others in the comments got this problem:Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export' (at mustache.js:764:1) does anybody know how to fix. would be very appreciated

The method StreamFromArray did not exist. However, using "const { Readable } = require("stream"); const readableStream = Readable.from(advices);" works.

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Hi I'm watching your playlist could you please make a video or suggest me documentation about how to use rabbitmq in production level

Is kubernates doing auto load balancing?

you basically built a pm2 lol

do it with client side rendering its a server side rendering and it not suitable for production

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Great video

Man, you are a pure GEM. I have been watching your videos for a while. Everything I need is in here. What an underrated channel!!

Amazing Explanation, Sad that you stopped posting new videos

All these years, and I found this video.. Thanks for the content man!

so fs.createreadstream is a shortcut of readableclass?? plz reply if i am wrong??

Pretty good content. Thanks!

hai i have error Error: No test files found: "server/**/*.test.js" [nodemon] app crashed - waiting for file changes before starting... 🙁 how to the fix

for the next's videos, try to activate the voice lyrics, very nice content!

You did great man, I understood well about the relations and special magic methods.

Thank you very much for this video series! It`s helping me a lot!

Thank you ❤

Any link for the project code?

excellent

Amazing Video and Amazing Explaination

The video is so blured I cannot read it

Thank you for the video series

Really nice tutorial series, I am enjoying your explanations. One question tho, when you register a service, aren't you supposed to save it somewhere as in DB or local file from which you can retrieve later on after gateway restarts or something?

Wtf???!!! U re doin good but u make so much spelling mistakes it makes me mad. Mind blowing actions. Bruh!!!!!!

Awesome series!

Thank a lot!!!

Great Explanation! Thank you so much!

really nice opinion with pros and cons of each cloud service

Thank you so much sir!

why does he keep saying "council" log? smh cringe

how can I visualize my 5 replicas running?

aw esome

can we kind of achieve the same but by using docker-compose?