Blog · DevOps
Docker, CI/CD with GitHub Actions, monorepos, caching and deployment — how to ship web apps reliably.
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Node2Shell is a high-severity bug in the Brotli decoder bundled with Node.js that can lead to remote code execution. Here’s who is exposed, how to check your servers, Docker images and CI, and which versions fix it.
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A demo that works on ten examples is not a product. Here’s a practical production checklist for AI features — evaluation sets, guardrails, fallbacks, cost and latency control, monitoring and rollout — so your LLM feature stays reliable after launch.
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When a project grows into a website, an admin dashboard and an API, keeping them in separate repositories gets painful. Here’s how a Turborepo monorepo works, how to set one up, and the caching that makes it fast.
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Docker packages your app with everything it needs to run, so it behaves the same on your laptop, your teammate’s laptop and your server. Here’s how images, containers and Compose work — with a production-ready Dockerfile for a Node.js app.
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Caching is the cheapest way to make a website faster and an API cheaper to run — and the easiest way to show users stale data. Here’s how each caching layer works, which headers to use, and how to keep caches correct.
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Every manual deployment is a chance to forget a step. Here’s what CI/CD really means, how GitHub Actions works, and complete workflows that lint, test, build and deploy a web app automatically — safely.