Fairly commonly used in Web3 and distributed systems, Merkle Trees are a cryptographic data structure used to verify proof and encode information for safe transport. This module will explain how Merkle Trees work and how to create one in NodeJS.
In this section I put together a quick example of spinning up a GraphQL server with Go using the gqlgen library for generating the GraphQL server and the graph schema files.
In this post we'll go over setting up a simple CRON using the go-co-op/gocron package and logging a message to our log file. This sets up the ground work for adding actual jobs into the CRON later down the line.
Follow me through the trials of achieving the goal of having SSL Certificates for my K8s services. Includes the trials and tribulations of configuring a Cert Manager for deployment.