@muhammadnomanjafar9206 Hey really glad you enjoyed it. I literally just recorded a NestJS a 20 min Microservices crash course, I'll publish it either next week or the week after stay tuned
This is good but, how do you manage multiple instances of a NestJS repository across two Kubernetes clusters, one running Crons and the other running APIs, where SOPs secrets are used for environment variables, and a flag is set to ensure only the Cron cluster runs jobs?
C'est pas mal , mais tu trouveras le même genre de lib avec Zod en validation de paramètres, ce qui est qu'en même plus élégant ;-) . Merci de pour toutes tes vidéos tres instructives !
This seems cool and all but I think it's best to reduce the use of libraries that you have no control over, and secrets should be stored in a secrets manager.
Hey, I like your videos and watch it often as its released. They are super packed with valuable content and enjoy it a lot.
Thank you so much @nabeelkausari for your comment and support. Really glad to heart that my videos have been useful to you
Perfect, please continue to introduce new packages. Thanks!
I love your videos!
Thanks to you, I started using Node.js with NestJS for the backend and React for the frontend.
I started learning nest js recently and love you content. I wish you create a complete course on nest architecture with microservices.
@muhammadnomanjafar9206 Hey really glad you enjoyed it. I literally just recorded a NestJS a 20 min Microservices crash course, I'll publish it either next week or the week after stay tuned
I would still use the custom zod-validator using config modules
After setting up the configify, is it possible to use variable from there in our code, and thanks for this video
This is good but, how do you manage multiple instances of a NestJS repository across two Kubernetes clusters, one running Crons and the other running APIs, where SOPs secrets are used for environment variables, and a flag is set to ensure only the Cron cluster runs jobs?
How can you add/use this in main.ts to set something like the PORT?
@Configuration()
export class ApiConfig {
@Value('APP_PORT', { parse: Number })
PORT: number
}
//main.ts
const apiConfig = app.get(ApiConfig)
const port = apiConfig.PORT
await app.listen(port)
Sounds like Lombok but for Nest
please make tutorial about DTO. I'm confused when to use DTO or use typescript interface when passing data between services.
Configify is great. But beware it does not support TS strict mode yet.
Very interesting!
please upload more videos on nestjs
New video coming out on Monday 😉
Do you work in the UK?
C'est pas mal , mais tu trouveras le même genre de lib avec Zod en validation de paramètres, ce qui est qu'en même plus élégant ;-) . Merci de pour toutes tes vidéos tres instructives !
This seems cool and all but I think it's best to reduce the use of libraries that you have no control over, and secrets should be stored in a secrets manager.
100% agree, it's all about the context and constraints you have for your particular use case 👍
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Plzz sir can I contact you
Hello yes, you can ask your questions in the comments. I usually try to answer most comments