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[@barahforever]

Thanks for answering this question 🙋 🙋

[@mohammadmustafa8084]

Hello Bassem, thank you very much for the video. I have some questions, what are the technologies needed to make one of the project other than our main tech stack? Is docker enough or should we use Kubernetes and maybe a cloud provider?

[@glich.stream]

We use all of these at GitHub and more! Expose yourself to as much as you can, but also pace yourself. It doesn’t all have to be in 1 project

[@rikomamadesu]

Does this meaning using IaaS not PaaS for my pet projects?? I mean you could get away with using heroku if you have couple hundreds of user...

[@glich.stream]

You could implement the whole thing on your own machine if you containerise everything and learn a container orchestration tool (K8s, k3s, nomad, docker-compose). IaaS is always preferable. If you run load testing on a PaaS you'll either be blocked or your wallet is going to explode!