Building a web server with Docker and Traefik Load Balancer
IP Addresses aren't valid Subscribe at https://sdan.xyz/subscribe if you want to stay in the loop After over a year of development, SD2, my web server is done. When I initially set out to build a website, I wanted it ranked #1 when you searched my name on Google. I remember seeing other students like Kevin Frans(MIT/OpenAI) and Gautam Mittal(Berkeley/Stripe) having their websites highly ranked
IP Addresses aren't valid Subscribe at https://sdan.xyz/subscribe if you want to stay in the loop After over a year of development, SD2, my web server is done. When I initially set out to build a website, I wanted it ranked #1 when you searched my name on Google. I remember seeing other students like Kevin Frans(MIT/OpenAI) and Gautam Mittal(Berkeley/Stripe) having their websites highly ranked on Google and took inspiration from that to do the same. I also wanted to automate a lot of mundane tasks to ensure that this web server is highly scalable in the event I get a lot of traffic,…
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