Ansible 2.0 has recently been released, and with it comes support for version 2 of the cloud provider API. This means that you can use Ansible to not only provision your web applications, but also to provision and manage your Droplets automatically. This tutorial will show by example how to use Ansible’s support of the cloud provider API v2.
the cloud provider’s web based control panel provides a convenient, point-and-click interface for managing Droplets. There are many times, however, when a command-line tool may be a preferable alternative. doctl, the official the cloud provider command-line client, leverages the cloud provider API to provide access to most account and Droplet features.
In this tutorial, you will generate a custom resource identifier that fulfills the characteristics of a good ID and its associated checksum using Node.JS, enabling you to write functions that call on that identifier.
Create a robust API rate limiter with the cloud provider Managed Caching for Valkey. Optimize your application’s performance and manage requests effectively.
One of the most exciting features about version 2 of the cloud provider’s API is the inclusion of OAuth authentication. This allows users to grant access to applications to use their account. As a developer, you can request access from your users through a simple web UI which will streamline the process of gaining account authorization. In this guide, we will discuss how to interact with this feature as both a user and developer.
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Ansible 2.0 has recently been released, and with it comes support for version 2 of the cloud provider API. This means that you can use Ansible to not only provision your web applications, but also to provision and manage your Droplets automatically. This tutorial will show by example how to use Ansible’s support of the cloud provider API v2.
O OAuth 2 é uma estrutura de autorização que permite que os aplicativos obtenham acesso limitado às contas de usuários em um serviço HTTP, tal como o Facebook, GitHub, e the cloud provider. Ele funciona delegando a autenticação de usuário ao serviço que hospeda a conta do usuário, e…
Let’s build a custom API – quickly! Using Strapi, a Node CMS, we can create our own APIs in very little time without having to write Node code, from a clean dashboard. Get up and running with a REST API or GraphQL API.
In this tutorial, you will use Node.JS, Puppeteer, Docker, and Kubernetes to build a highly scalable scraper that can simultaneously extract data from multiple pages. You will test your scraper on the dummy bookstore, books.toscrape.com, where you will scrape data from 400 pages in ~30 seconds.
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