How do we scale web applications?

[TheEchinox]

I'd be delightful if you created a similar-format tutorial in which you cover more on the implementations side:
1) Api Gateways
2). VPCs
3) Public/Private Subnets
4) NATs
5) Load Balancers
6) Regions, AZs and clusters
7) etc...

This one was the most straightforward brids-eye-view tutorial on the topic I've ever seen!
You are a talented teacher. Keep it up!

[xav_]

Happy that you reached the 100k mark. Well deserved. You produce quality content, and somehow 'down to earth'. It's cool to watch something actually useful, and not the classic 'todo app tutorials'. ✌

[JakeeReacher]

Would love to see a system design course. Because I like your teaching style, specially your derivation where you start from simple procedures as it was probably done in the past, you show the issues of the procedures with eventually the solution of the problem and more modern procedures.

[MizikeDM]

There's another layer that might live between the api and the database - Redis / Memcache. They can allow your apis/ other backend services to cache data they retrieved from the database to reduce db load and queries against them tend to be a lot faster than queries against a traditional SQL database. They're also a separate service, so they can be shared by all your serverless functions / edge functions / api servers

[goummoboris]

From the ground up. You are surely a very good teacher.😊

[Trippy]

Congrats on the 100k well deserved mate - Keep them coming Cody! 🎉

[mrnevermind]

Thanks Cody. Just subbed. I’ve been working web dev for over 10 years, but never done any DevOps or server managing, this was very helpful and informative

[mauric]

You choose each word you talk so wisely that your message is really straightforward. Congrats on your effort for put this knowledge online!

[mateocastromc]

I'm a non technical founder and this is so easy to follow that I got excited while watching the video. Thanks for putting this video together

[richa]

Such a good overview for scaling applications for anyone who does application development but does not understand what comes next when applications receive excessive network traffic. Thankyou for creating this video!

[LargeKepler]

i want to thank you so much for this content. you do an amazing job of explaining and simplifying these concepts that aren't talked about enough. i would love to see more system design/the bigger picture of software engineering covered. thank you!🙏🙏

[ExonerativeKoala]

Thank you. That was informative. You explained bigger concepts than I have seen before, but you made it easy to understand.

[Izzat-bjle]

I am a super noob in this field but u managed to give me bigger picture thank you. You have +1 sub

[mohaniya]

These videos are so helpful. They helped me have a look inside something that i thought was a complete black box for me. Thank you so much for putting this out here.

[MusantoSus]

Wow, I rarely find somebody who explains this clearly.

[jadeedstoresupport]

I find this approach of visually building the concept super-helpful.

[marksto]

It seems like what we've actually ended up with, in Industrial IoT field at least, is a k8s cluster deployed onto a mini-server rack physically deployed onto your vessel's deckhouse.

[yubtubtime]

Precisely the kind of overview I was trying to find. Perfect 👌

[maheshreddy]

Can you make a tutorial of creating a video streaming app ? And thanks for sharing your knowledge with us .

[ewwitsantonio]

Excellent!! Thank you so much for sharing your insight