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Getting Started Full Stack

2 pointsby eguneysover 11 years ago

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zarothover 11 years ago
One thing about going &#x27;full stack&#x27; is there&#x27;s a heck of a lot of OPS going on in the &#x27;full stack&#x27;. You can be &#x27;Full Stack Dev&#x27; maybe but really you need two people, or devops tools that are just incredibly more sophisticated than what&#x27;s out there today.<p>Maybe these are all premature optimizations, but maybe they are essential steps you would regret not taking earlier.... But how can you tell the difference?<p><pre><code> How do you know the server is secure? What kinds of logs are you keeping? Are you monitoring uptime? What analytics? Backups! Testing Backups! Subscription to your blog? </code></pre> Today the only solution is basically finding a PaaS who can offer that feature-set.<p>So I think a really great next article you could write is talking about getting it all live and in front of users - deploy it.