How to Self-Host MedusaJS 2.0 the Right Way. Server and Worker Architecture скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Self-Host MedusaJS 2.0 the Right Way. Server and Worker Architecture

Learn how to self-host the latest version of Medusa JS 2.0, the open-source e-commerce platform, using the recommended server and worker architecture for better scalability and performance. In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through every step, from setting up my battle-tested GitHub boilerplate on Railway. 🔗 Links GitHub Repo: https://github.com/rpuls/medusajs-2.0... Blog post: https://funkyton.com/medusajs-2-0-is-... BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/rpuls.bsky.s... ⏲️ Chapters 00:00 - Intro 02:00 - Improvements since last video 03:13 - How to deploy the boilerplate 05:24 - How to split backend into Server and Worker 09:23 - Verify that the application is working 11:45 - Private networking for Redis and Postgres 14:04 - How to eject from boilerplate, and get your personal copy 16:40 - Where to find resources for further development 18:40 - Stay tuned for competition announcement ⚠️OBS: For anyone who launced the template earlier, here are all the update details you need ⚠️ For Server/Worker architecture to work, I had to make a few changes to the boilerplate, you can see exactly what I did in this commit: https://github.com/rpuls/medusajs-2.0... To internalize networking for Redis and Postgres, use the following variables: DATABASE_URL="${{Postgres.DATABASE_PRIVATE_URL}}" REDIS_URL="${{Redis.REDIS_PRIVATE_URL}}?family=0"