Edge Computing: Building a Containerized NodeJS Web App
In this guide, we'll introduce how to use NodeJS and Docker to create a web service on the Edge. Our goal is to create a web application that accepts an HTTP request and returns the nearest StackPath PoP's airport code where an example container i...
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Edge Computing: Building a Containerized Python Web App Using Flask
In this guide, we'll introduce how to use Flask, Waitress, and Docker to create a web service Living on the Edge. Our goal is to create a web application that accepts an HTTP request and returns a UUID in the body, with the geographic location of ...
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Edge Computing: Using a Blue/Green Deployment Strategy
The Blue/Green Deployment strategy allows you to leverage two environments to update your customer-facing application(s) without any downtime time or user impact. This is achieved by creating two environments that differ only by the most recent ap...
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Edge Computing: Using a Rolling Update Deployment Strategy
The Rolling Update deployment strategy allows you to update your customer-facing application with zero downtime and minimal risk by maintaining at least one active instance while upgrades are completed on other instances, ensuring that your applic...
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Edge Computing: What are Containers?
If you're working in Tech or follow the industry, you have probably heard about containers, but you may not know what they are. We're going to take a brief look at what a container is and how they can be useful, along with explaining some of the t...
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