Comprehensive Presentation On Jannah Middleware Part 1: Introduction and Disclaimer
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Comprehensive Presentation On Jannah Middleware Part 1: Introduction and Disclaimer
Video Highlights
We are showcasing Computer Science in various flavors.
We are taking a deeper look into the Jannah Middleware application.
The middleware application is a Django (Python framework) based application.
The code base is on Github.com
https://github.com/jannahio/middleware
In Computer Science, context matters.
DO NOT misinterpret our video series. Pun intended!
Yes, we are scouting for talents.
These videos are intended only for people who may join our project.
We want to attract and work with the following types of talents:
1) Tech business developers.
2) Tech venture capitalists.
3) Computer Science students in their senior year in college.
4) Experienced software developers.
DISCLAIMER
Some people think (misinterpret) we are talking about them.
If you are not among the above list, we do not necessarily care about you.
Whoever you may think you are! Get over yourselves!
Forgive us, the disclaimer is necessary.
We are on a 'trip'. An educational trip on software development.
We call it a trip because our intended destination already exists.
The purpose of the trip is to learn how the destination was built.
It is a marvelous journey because:
It is mind boggling.
Sometimes it is eye-opening.
There are discoveries, rediscoveries, and sightseeings.
There is always something you did not see before.
There is always some new 'gotcha'.
There is always some quirk.
There is always adventure.
Since our last video, we have implemented a Helm Chart to deploy Jannah.
I showed deployed Jannah Services, including their dependents.
Jannah uses istio for routing and traffic management.
Jannah use Kubeflow for Machine Learning pipeline building and operations.
Jannah has migrated from sqlite to PostgresDB as a database.