Scaling Event-Driven Background Workers with BullMQ and Valkey
Offload compute-heavy background tasks from the HTTP event loop using BullMQ and Valkey on Linux, managing concurrency, retries, and job telemetry.
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Offload compute-heavy background tasks from the HTTP event loop using BullMQ and Valkey on Linux, managing concurrency, retries, and job telemetry.
Automate API quality and prevent breaking changes using OpenAPI 3.1 specifications, Spectral ruleset linting, and Schemathesis property testing.
Protect API endpoints from abuse using the Generic Cell Rate Algorithm (GCRA) and Redis/Valkey, delivering millisecond enforcement and RFC 7807 headers.
Architect a fault-tolerant webhook delivery system featuring HMAC-SHA256 signature verification, idempotency keys, and jittered exponential backoff.
Protect public endpoints with rate limiting, cost budgets, and anomaly detection that surface abuse before it drains your API capacity.
Learn how to automate VPS deployment, query IP stock, and manage proxy credentials using X-API-Key and X-API-Secret authentication.
Build a complete first automation project: inventory, an idempotent playbook, a dry-run, a real apply, and a scheduled re-converge.
Apply layered input validation and payload limits to stop malformed data, injection, and oversized request attacks against your API endpoints.
Log the signals that catch attackers while redacting tokens, keys, and personal data from your API event stream before it leaks to anyone.
Guard infrastructure changes with four gates: lint the code, validate syntax, dry-run against real state, and gate applies on the result.
Understand the same-origin policy, preflight requests, and the CORS mistakes that silently expose your API to arbitrary origins and attackers.
Keep passwords and API keys out of git with Ansible Vault, sensitive Terraform variables, and rotation habits that work with real systems.