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tmp-services

Yo, wssupppp! 👋

Welcome to tmp-services. No fancy intro, just straight fire for your temporary service needs. We keep it lean and mean here.

The Stacks (What I Cooked Up)

Here is exactly what you get inside. I made this to be efficient, yahhhh.

1. Browserless (The Infinite IP Glitch)

Here's the trick: I personally spawn a Github Codespace, grab that wss:// connection string, and run my web scrapers through it.

  • Why? No IP blacklisting, fam.
  • How? Every time I do this, I get a fresh machine and a fresh IP. It’s a little manual, but totally worth it to stay under the radar.

2. Postgres + PgBouncer + Custom Provisioner

This setup is secure and stupid easy.

  • The Flow: Postgres with a custom DB/User provisioner and PgBouncer for connection pooling.
  • Usage: Just run docker compose up -d. Boom.
  • Note: Just make sure you set a secure default admin password. Don't leave it default unless you want trouble, xD.

3. Redis

It's free real estate, bro. Google it. You can use this for hobby stuff or production. Just find an optimal expiration time and you're good to go. :p

The Philosophy (Why I Built It Like This)

Listen, I always prefer those $6 USD droplets.

Whatever code you see here is extremely resource-efficient. If it ain't efficient, there's no point in coding it.

  • Sure, I could code in Python + Kubernetes and over-engineer the heck out of it.
  • But real engineering is when you're restrained.
  • Wasting a client's money on Stage 1 or Stage 2 isn't good for the long term. Keep it cheap, keep it fast.

How to roll

  1. Grab the code:

    git clone [https://github.com/b33lz3bubTH/tmp-services.git](https://github.com/b33lz3bubTH/tmp-services.git)
  2. Slide into the directory:

    cd tmp-services
  3. Run that magic: Check the docker-compose files, pick your poison, and execute.

Peace Out ✌️

Use it wisely. Save resources.


Made with 😎 by b33lz3bubTH

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