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The document discusses Parse and Dodo, which are backend as a service platforms that allow building web applications without a custom backend. Parse provides a no SQL backend, dynamic API, and allows custom logic to be added. It is free for low usage but costs $200 per month for higher tiers. Dodo is a drop in replacement for Parse that allows hosting yourself and integrating with any existing technologies. The document demonstrates building a todo app with Parse and then replacing it with Dodo.

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No Backend, Parse and
Dodo
Pankaj Bhageria
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History of Web
Applications
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Static Language,
Static Db
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Dynamic Language,
Static Db
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Dynamic Language,
Dynamic Db
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The Frond End Moves Away From the Backend
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SPA: Web App and
Static API
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No Backend
Back(end) Less
Backend As a
Service
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Web App and Dynamic
API
No Backend
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Code Generation /
Dynamic
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Relational Backend/ No
Sql Backend
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Self Hosted/ Hosted
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Allows Custom Logic
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Available Options
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Parse
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Dodo
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Parse
Dynamic API
No Sql Backend
Allows custom logic to be added
Free for 1 million requests and 1 million
pushes with Burst Limit 20/second
After that 200$ per month for 15million
requests and 5 million pushes /month.
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Pros and Cons:Parse
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Host your self
Integrate with any existing solution and
technology
A drop in replacement for Parse
The code you wrote for Parse works as it is.
Dodo
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Lets build a todo app
with Parse and then
replace it with dodo
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Начав разработку нового продукта через микросервисы, мы неожиданно для себя обнаружили, что микросервисы — это не просто "вместо одного большого приложения теперь пишем много маленьких". При разработке большой системы она сама собой через какое-то время становится набором отдельных сервисов, которые должны взаимодействовать между собой, поэтому стабильная работа сервисов и их взаимодействие не стало чем-то новым. Неожиданностью стало то, что система стала значительно более динамической, она стала постоянно изменяться отдельными небольшими частями, сервисы стали часто перезапускаться, а количество запущенных нод сервисов стало расти по экспоненте. Очень быстро стал актуальным вопрос конфигурирования — если раньше, выкатив новую версию монолита с единым конфигом, мы применяли правки на всю систему сразу, то с микросервисами все сложнее — пара сотен работающих нод и всем нужно применить изменения. Требования к деплою также поменялись — он стал частью процесса разработки, а тестирование стало частью деплоя. Количество необходимого ПО для функционирования системы также стало некоторым сюрпризом. В докладе я расскажу о том, как в итоге это работает у нас, как мы решили такие вопросы как: - конфигурирование сервисов; - интеграция между собой; - тестирование; - версионирование; - масштабирование. Расскажу, какие тулзы мы в итоге используем, а от каких отказались.

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