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071 | Netlify: Automated Deployment, CDN, and JAMstack Hosting

2025-08-02

Introduction to Netlify: A Pioneer of JAMstack

In the fast-paced world of frontend development, Netlify has established itself as one of the leading platforms for building, deploying, and managing modern web projects. Launched in 2014, Netlify became a pioneer and driver of the JAMstack (JavaScript, APIs, Markup) concept, offering developers a comprehensive set of tools for creating fast, secure, and scalable web applications. If you work with static site generators, single-page applications, or use serverless functions, Netlify provides an intuitive and powerful environment.

070 | Vercel for Developers: Fast Deployment and Instant Scalability

2025-08-01


Introduction to Vercel: A Platform for Frontend

In the era of rapidly evolving frontend frameworks and static websites, Vercel has become an indispensable tool for many developers. Positioning itself as a “Platform for Frontend Developers,” Vercel offers a unique deployment experience focusing on speed, simplicity, and scalability. If you work with React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, or other modern technologies, Vercel is designed specifically for you to turn your code into a live web application in just seconds.

069 | Choosing a Deployment Platform: Vercel, Netlify or Dokploy?

2025-07-31

Introduction: Where to deploy your web application?

Modern web developers face a huge variety of tools and platforms for deploying their projects. From simple static sites to complex full-fledged web applications and APIs — every solution requires an optimal environment for deployment. In recent years, two approaches have gained special popularity: SaaS platforms (Software as a Service), offering maximum convenience and automation, and self-hosted solutions, providing full control over the infrastructure.

068 | Internet Link Redundancy (for Web Services and Data Centers)

2025-07-30

We conclude our series on communication link redundancy by exploring perhaps the most critical scenario for modern companies: ensuring continuous Internet access for web services, applications, and data centers. If your website, online store, cloud services, or APIs become unreachable to the outside world, the consequences are immediate — lost customers, lost revenue, and reputational damage.

Providing resilience at this level is complex but absolutely essential, requiring deep understanding of network protocols and architectures.

067 | Redundancy of Interoffice Links (Site-to-Site VPN, MPLS, Dark Fiber)

2025-07-29

We’ve already discussed how to ensure reliable connectivity within a single building. Now let’s look at a more complex but equally critical topic: redundancy of communication links between geographically distributed offices or branches. This is crucial for companies where employees across locations need to exchange data, access shared resources (such as a central CRM, file servers, or IP telephony), and work as a unified whole.

066 | Redundancy of Network Links Within a Single Building: Copper, Fiber, and Bonding

2025-07-28

In the previous article, we explained why network link redundancy is not just a luxury but a critical need for ensuring business continuity. Today we’ll focus on the most basic — but no less critical — level: communication between servers and network equipment within a single building, whether it’s a server room, data center, or a regular office.

065 | Why Network Resilience Is Not a Luxury, but a Necessity

2025-07-27

In today’s world, where every aspect of business depends on IT, and downtime is measured not only in lost revenue but also in missed opportunities and reputational damage, connection stability becomes a critically important factor. From email and internal CRMs to online sales and cloud services — all of it requires constant and reliable network access.

This is where network link redundancy comes into play. It’s not just “insurance” — it’s a fundamental part of your business continuity and high availability strategy for your IT infrastructure.

064 | n8n + Xano: A Powerful No-Code Backend for Scalable Applications

2025-07-26

n8n + Xano: A Powerful No-Code Backend for Scalable Applications

In the final article of our series on n8n integrations with backend services, we’re taking a closer look at Xano — a no-code/low-code platform for building scalable APIs and databases without writing server-side code.

If you need a flexible, fast-to-deploy backend with support for scalability and automation, the Xano + n8n combination is an excellent choice.


What Is Xano?

Xano is a cloud platform for visually building backends and APIs. Under the hood, it runs on PostgreSQL, while on the surface it offers a powerful API Builder for creating logic, DB operations, and integrations — all without writing code.

063 | n8n + Appwrite: An Open-Source Firebase Alternative for Self-Hosting

2025-07-25

n8n + Appwrite: An Open-Source Firebase Alternative for Self-Hosting

We’ve already explored Supabase and Firebase — now it’s time to look at Appwrite, a powerful and fully open-source BaaS platform designed for self-hosting and complete data control.

If you want to build a backend on your own infrastructure, Appwrite can be the perfect partner in combination with n8n.


What Is Appwrite?

Appwrite is a full-featured Backend as a Service (BaaS) platform with open-source code. It provides REST APIs for most features a modern application needs:

062 | n8n + Firebase: NoSQL, Realtime Database, and Cloud Functions for Dynamic Apps

2025-07-24

n8n + Firebase: NoSQL, Realtime Database, and Cloud Functions for Dynamic Apps

After reviewing Supabase and its PostgreSQL-based architecture, let’s turn to another powerful BaaS platform — Firebase by Google. Firebase takes a completely different approach: NoSQL, real-time data sync, and deep integration with the Google Cloud ecosystem.

If your app needs real-time updates, schema flexibility, and strong mobile support, the Firebase + n8n combo might become your key automation tool.