You explain things very well, especially at the basis, so it becomes comfortable for everybody to keep up. I feel like you could do really well keeping this as a series, covering the main stuff only though. Perhaps using code build/code pipeline, Lambda and ec2 or ecs. Besides, your passport series is great, so if could choose, I would actually pick more backend node.js stuff, like working with csv files, dealing with clusters and so on. Great job
@jakoon_the_manic
Жыл бұрын
So glad you started making videos again Zack, I came from TheOdinProject from the auth series and I really enjoy the way you explain things cleary, now that a AWS video of your is out I think I might even consider using it for one my next projects. Keep on making great videos man really appreciate them and enjoy the high quality content
@zachgoll
Жыл бұрын
Appreciate it! I had been neck deep in my work for a while, but finally found some time to start making a few videos again. What about AWS is interesting to you? I’ve thought about doing more AWS videos, but it’s a huge topic and curious to know what parts are interesting to others!
@jakoon_the_manic
Жыл бұрын
@Zach Gollwitzer Hey didn't see you replied but while an hour in I wanted to comment that I would love to see a video about how to deploy a modern web app (React/Next JS + Node Backend connected with DB hosted on AWS). Just by watching your video an hour in I realise how much AWS has to offer and to learn, it looks like an amazing tool but quite intimidatin As a programming junior (Student in Uni + Doing Odin Project) but not employed in a FS role I would rather not deploy with an abstraction like Herkou or Netlify and instead and understand how to manage, and use AWS for example to run my service, from what I have gathered up until, services like appache and ngix are VMs that are rented that you locally run servers on those VMs and somehow open one port up for the world to access. Still not sure because I personally have only deployed one FS app with firebase up untill now. In general I really like your videos as I said before, not that they are too long but maybe they could be a bit shorter, although I do enjoy the detail, just as a youtuber (I used to have a big channel) I know that videos that are shorter get more traction. Anyway, Request would be "How to deploy a Fullstack App with AWS (React, Node) Also maybe adding a CI/CD pipeline with git would also be a cool thing to add to the series! Thanks
@zachgoll
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, I think it would be a really cool (but definitely time consuming) video series to build a full-stack app from scratch using say, Postgres/Prisma/Node/Next.js/React/TypeScript and deploy it on Vercel with some sort of storage on AWS and some Github actions for CI/CD automation. Still mustering up the courage to take that one on as I know it would be a huge commitment. And yes, need to shorten the videos. I've been contemplating a dual-format where I condense the TLDR; into a 3-7 minute video and then link to a longer, detailed video where I go into all the detail!
@jakoon_the_manic
Жыл бұрын
@@zachgoll If you would create something like that I would think that it would be smart to prebuild a really basic CRUD Nextjs app (no styling only like one form to upload data) and 2 routes to get and upload and the rest of the video would be about aws, sometimes tuts go to much in depth with like how to build a deploy a next js app with a backend in node but end up showing us how to build a next js app instead.
@nabeelchaudhary7973
2 жыл бұрын
Needed this type of course very badly, Please explain every service in AWS. Waiting for next video
@zachgoll
Жыл бұрын
Which services are you interested in?
@nabeelchaudhary7973
Жыл бұрын
@@zachgoll Dynamo db and lambda, it will be good if you explain with live examples
@webb-developer
Жыл бұрын
this is just amazing . thank u🥰
@mathodical2997
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for walking through AWS - this was a really informative video! One question about cost control - do the budgets and alerts cap spend at the set threshold, or only alert the user when the threshold is exceeded? Is it possible to set up a hard cap where the services get shut down when the cost is exceeded? (I am imagining a case where traffic spikes and that all gets charged quickly to your account before you receive the alert)
@zachgoll
2 жыл бұрын
Great question, this might be worth a separate video, but you can actually set an “action” that can be triggered at certain cost thresholds. In theory, you could shut down certain services that way. Ultimately, the best way to prevent those “runaway” costs is to make sure that any auto-scaling services (ECS, databases, etc.) have a hard upper bound set on them. For example, with ECS, you could auto-scale additional “tasks” until you reach a total of 10 tasks for the account. Generally those horror stories you hear come from 2 main things: 1) Services you didn’t know were running 2) No upper limits of auto scaling IMO, going down the IAAC route with Cloudformation is the best way to limit costs as you know all the services that are running and have declaratively set bounds on those services in code.
@mathodical2997
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot for the pointers, I'll look at what you are suggesting! :)
@costindinoiu7440
Жыл бұрын
Your video from free camp related to user auth with and without jwt still is the most liked video of mine, you simply covered everything soo well even now after a few months of not actually doing thing manually due to libraries I still know how express passport jwt works (not conceptually by code wise). First I would like to thank you for that course it 'ported' my way into loving the concept of full stack. And if you are into it I would love an AWS S3 tutorial, like bucket setup, get secure upload link, urls for images or file uploaded there without public acces , etc. Do you aslo happen to offer yourself to be the mentor of a few few lucky begginers?:)))) Ik the answer but I would love that.
@zachgoll
Жыл бұрын
I unfortunately don’t have much time for mentoring right now, but if you post some code on a GitHub repo I’d be glad to make a video refactoring and reviewing it!
@vikramnoel1239
2 жыл бұрын
Please also make Azure for dummies. Thanks in Advance
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