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Have you ever wonder when you deploy an app into cloud how exactly it is hosted in cloud? Or maybe is it safe to host an app in cloud and how they maintain high availability?This post will clear  all your doubts  and free your mind. What is a Datacenter? Inside of a Datacenter Azure Datacenter is the smallest node or the exact physical location where our resources reside.But datacenters are not exposed to end users.These datacenters act exactly as the on premises servers.But since these datacenters are cloud datacenters you have extra capabilities which will help you grow with the customer base (Scale Up) or vice versa (Scale Down) for a lower cost than creating and maintaining own servers. Curious about Azure Regions ? Azure has more Regions than any other cloud provider.If you want the exact numbers there are 58 global regions and a region is a set of datacenters inside a latency defined perimeter.Most of the time we deal with these region when we deploy re

Welcome back to D Guides folks.This post is valuable for newbies for react development.I am sharing about few tools you can use when developing react applications.It is important leaning tools like these same as understanding a framework like React.These tools will help us to maintain high code quality. 1. Prettier Prettier is a tool which will format the code consistently according to the standards.First step to do is install prettier as a developer dependency.Why developer dependency is the next question hops into your mind.We don't need to have prettier as a dependency when we are deploying the application so that is why it is installed as a developer dependency.Then we need to install prettier plugin for vs code.VS Code is my first choice when doing web development.Then we are changing two things in preferences.First thing is enabling format on save.Other option we are enabling is require config.By that we ensure that prettier will run only on the projects prettier h

Welcome back to D Guides folks.I am breaking the radio silence after several months and I am hoping to update my 'Programming Guides' section on a weekly basis.Today I am sharing about an interesting topic but at first glance it may look like a monster.But it is not.Do you know what is 'Elasticserach'?Elasticsearch is a document oriented database which will store data in JSON document form.Basically it is a search index or a search engine.As the word 'Elasticsearch' implies this concept is to analyse and search your data in real time.The link below will take you to the official documentation of Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch Official Documentation There is another thing called 'ELK' stack which is the acronym for three open source projects:  Elasticsearch , Logstash and Kibana . As I mentioned earlier Elasticsearch will help you to store,analyse and search data in real time. Kibana is a platform to visualise data you feed in to Elasticsear

Welcome back, folks. After several hectic months, I found some time to write a blog post. I have to apologize for not updating my blog for a long time. Today I am going to write the first post of my new section 'Programming Guides'.This post is about 'Electron' and after reading this you can start building cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. I will cover the beginners' guide in the following steps. Introduction to Electron The architecture of Electron Applications Setting up the environment Future plans  Electron JS first released in January 2013 and it was initially known as Atom Shell. The name Electron was given in April 2015. Electron is an open-source framework developed and maintained by GitHub which can be used to build cross-platform desktop application using web technologies. You may wonder after reading my next sentence. Notable software we use in our day to day lives such as Atom, GitHub Desktop, Visual Studio Code