Where should your AI run?
An interactive exploration of edge, cloud, and everything in between, where you build an architecture, change the constraints, and see what breaks.
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8 posts · newest firstWhat are AI gateways, and do you even need them?
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The AI gold rush has led to a very modern problem: too many shovels (models), too little gold (control). Are AI gateways the solution?
The ultimate guide to ngrok: The ngrok cheat sheet
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Presenting ngrok's new cheatsheet that walks you through some of our most interesting offerings, designed to scratch that itch of not just serving, but also securing endpoints in as little as two steps.
OpenTofu: The Terraform fork that exposed the dark side of open source
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Read on to find out how a bunch of companies made a once-open-source project open again, with hiccups here and there.
Deploying a Ghost site on DigitalOcean
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In this tutorial, we’ll look at how you can self-host Ghost on DigitalOcean, harnessing the capabilities of DigitalOcean’s Marketplace and 1-Click Apps.
Cloud snapshots vs backups: what’s the difference?
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Learn how cloud snapshots differ from backups, when to use each, and how to create snapshots for DigitalOcean Droplets and Volumes.
Pokémon and Kubernetes: How are they connected?
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Niantic and Google Cloud collaborated to build Pokémon Go, but they ended up scaling the world’s favorite container platform too. Read on to find out how.
What is Prisma ORM? A beginner’s guide
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Learn what an ORM is, how Prisma works, how to set it up, and when Prisma is a good fit for a JavaScript or TypeScript application.
DigitalOcean Kubernetes challenge: Deploy an internal container registry
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In this post, I’m going to document my submission to the DigitalOcean Kubernetes Challenge and share how I built it.