Gratitude for the incredible Node.js microservices architecture integrated with RabbitMQ for RU-vid! This innovative approach has revolutionized the way we handle our platform's complexity, enabling seamless communication and scalability. With Node.js' agility and RabbitMQ's reliability, we've been empowered to deliver a top-notch user experience while efficiently managing our growing audience. Huge thanks to the brilliant minds behind this architecture for providing us with the tools to thrive in the dynamic world of online content creation. 🚀🙏 #Grateful #NodeJS #RabbitMQ #RU-vid"
Dostum merhaba. Multi Session Manage yani bir kullanıcının birden fazla cihazda oturum açması durumunu nasıl kontrol edebiliriz konusu hakkında bir video yapabilirmisin. bu videonun devamı olsun.
Hi Mano Sriram, Which editor are you using? Area you using VSCode with VIM or some other editor? Also what are the extensions you are using, like of intellisense etc? Can you please create a video on that because I found it very useful without touching the mouse just hoping in the directories and opening and copy pasting from different directories. This is very useful if you have good typing speed.
@@manosriram I think @kanishkanand1555 meant that when someone has stolen the refresh token, he will send a request to /renewAccessToken to generate new access token. So what do we do now 🤓
Hi sir, I have doubt, the two port are running in the one machine right, so no use of doing this right. If I deploy in digitalocean, for 1 gb ram, 4 core cpu, if running two port in the same machine, no use right? We need to use two machine right?
so, that depends. load balancer can be used for applications (running on different ports) or server entirely. the job of balancer is to spread the load, be it on the application or server. as for your case, the request is handled in a single machine. so if you're asking about scaling up, you are right; you need multiple machines and put a load balancer in-front of them.
Nice, thank you. It would be great to see streaming straight from mongo instead of prior loading mongo response to a slice and then streaming from it, and in bidirectional streaming getting requests and responses interlaced as some requests may get response before next request has even been made, if that makes sense. Anyway thanks for sharing this.
Wow, what an amazing tutorial! I've been scouring the internet for answers and watched five different videos before stumbling upon yours. Your explanation was so clear, concise, and on-point that I finally understand what's going on. I would love to see more content from you in the future. Keep up the great work!
