I had a work workshop to attend in Austin Texas and though it would be fun to speak at a meetup group on Using Hashicorp Vault for your NodeJS. I tired the Microsoft group first but was not successful due to their schedule and mine. Fortunate for me the Austin NodeJS Meetup was perfect with […]
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Thanks to the organizers of ForwardJS Ottawa to let me speak on Cloud Design Patterns using Nodejs, I had a great time at the conference for anyone who is looking for my sides there are located right below. If anyone wants to view the demo code I showed please look at this blog post on […]
One of the easiest cloud design pattern that one can try out is the Retry Pattern. I wanted to show how to use an Retry Pattern in Node.js using Promise as a example. So what does the Retry Pattern achieves? Problem Statement – What is the issue the pattern solves? When building applications you always […]
I will be speaking at forwardjs Ottawa on April 10th and 11th 2019. I will be doing 8 Cloud Design Pattern you ought to know but more specific to using Node.js. There should be a video for it months later that I hope to share. If you wish to watch my last year talk on […]
To continue on with our previous blog post, I will introduce Hashicorp Vault as a key management to manage our secrets for our Nodejs weather application. Installing Vault I will use docker to pull the docker image from dockerhub. Now that I have vault image pulled, I will create a docker compose file for Vault […]
Yesterday I gave a talk on using ForwardJS conference here in Ottawa on Hashicorp Vault – Using Vault for your Nodejs Secrets. You can find the slides here on slideshare. Using Vault for your Nodejs Secrets from Taswar Bhatti, MVP Transcript: Using vault for your NodeJS Secrets Taswar Bhatti – Solutions Architect Gemalto Secrets • […]
In this post I wanted to go through how do we create a Nodejs application with vscode. The application is yet another weather node app, it is an easy example and loosely based on this project (https://codeburst.io/build-a-weather-website-in-30-minutes-with-node-js-express-openweather-a317f904897b), the difference is that we will build upon it to a series of how do we store secrets […]
In this post I will cover some area of grunt more of a grunt basic tutorial, things you can do with grunt, in previous post we saw how we use grunt with Visual Studio 2012 and 2013 and our simple hello world task. Let’s start with some more basic things e.g writing a simple function […]
