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Chilli

Paris, Francehellochilli.com

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Pierre Chapuis
Pierre Chapuis

Jul 18, 2019

Needs advice

We use nginx because it is a great frontal Web server by itself, but also because we rely on the Nchan module for server push.

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Pierre Chapuis
Pierre Chapuis

Apr 23, 2019

Needs advice

We use AWS mostly because Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL is a very good and cheap solution to get a managed PostgreSQL.

We also use Amazon EC2 for the servers, with the Arch Linux images from Uplink Labs. We chose Arch Linux because of its up-to-date packages, especially for Python. We use Pacman to package and deploy our services.

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Pierre Chapuis
Pierre Chapuis

Apr 23, 2019

Needs advice

We use TypeScript because it is the native language of Angular applications, but also because types helps prevent errors at compile time.

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Pierre Chapuis
Pierre Chapuis

Apr 23, 2019

Needs advice

Unlike our frontend, we chose Flask, a microframework, for our backend. We use it with Python 3 and Gunicorn.

One of the reasons was that I have significant experience with this framework. However, it also was a rather straightforward choice given that our backend almost only serves REST APIs, and that most of the work is talking to the database with SQLAlchemy .

We could have gone with something like Hug but it is kind of early. We might revisit that decision for new services later on.

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