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• Apache
  ...uration, security aspects, and its relevance within the broader context of web technologies and, surprisingly, even indirectly to the world of [[cryptocur ...he’s story begins in the early 1990s. Prior to its emergence, the dominant web server was the National Center for Supercomputing Applications’ (NCSA) HT
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• Apache HTTP Server
  ...almost certainly interacting with a server powered by Apache, or a similar web server. This article provides a comprehensive introduction to Apache, expla == What is a Web Server? ==
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• Apache HTTP Server Official Website
  ...[Apache HTTP Server]], often simply called Apache, is the most widely used web server software in the world. While seemingly unrelated to the fast-paced w ...n-source nature, reliability, and robust feature set. Prior to Apache, the web server landscape was dominated by proprietary solutions. Apache’s open-so
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• Crypto wallet
  ...**: Online platforms (like Binance or Bybit) that store your keys on their servers, making them accessible from anywhere. ...ose the type of wallet that suits your needs (e.g., hardware for security, web for convenience).
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• Netlify
  === Netlify: A Beginner's Guide to Modern Web Deployment === ...ctionality, focusing on aspects that are beneficial to developers building web applications, including those potentially within the blockchain space.
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• Content Delivery Network
  ...nt Delivery Network (CDN) is a geographically distributed network of proxy servers and their data centers. The goal is to provide fast delivery of Internet co ...website's content – images, videos, scripts, and other static assets – on servers located closer to the user.
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• Disboard
  ...cessible website and [[Discord bot]] designed to list and discover Discord servers. While not directly related to [[crypto futures trading]] itself, Disboard ...server directory. It functions as a search engine specifically for Discord servers, allowing users to browse and find communities based on tags, descriptions,
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• Cloud computing services
  ...ources and economies of scale. Instead of owning and maintaining physical servers and data centers, businesses and individuals can access these resources on ...for the design, construction, and maintenance. Examples include [[Amazon Web Services (AWS)]] EC2, Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines, and Google Compute
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• AWS Elastic Beanstalk
  ...AWS Elastic Beanstalk offers a streamlined path to deploying and managing web applications and services without the complexity of managing the underlying ...agement of web applications and services. Instead of manually configuring servers, load balancers, databases, and other infrastructure components, you simply
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• Heroku
  ...ping trading bots, automating strategies, backtesting systems, or building web-based tools for market analysis. This article will provide a comprehensive ...s the infrastructure, operating system, middleware (like databases and web servers), and runtime environment. You simply focus on building your application.
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• Discord
  ...ich are essentially communities dedicated to specific topics. Within these servers, there are channels, which are further subdivisions for focused discussions ...lable on multiple platforms: desktop applications (Windows, macOS, Linux), web browsers, and mobile apps (iOS, Android).
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• Ansible
  ...al analysis]], the underlying infrastructure supporting those strategies – servers, networking, monitoring, and deployment – often gets overlooked. Maintain * **Agentless Architecture:** No need to install any software on the servers you're managing. This simplifies deployment and reduces the attack surface.
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• Exchange API performance
  ...and the exchange’s servers. Instead of manually executing trades through a web interface, the API allows your application to send instructions directly to ...ata:** Discrepancies between data received from the API and the exchange’s web interface. This can indicate bugs or issues with the API itself.
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• Certificate pinning
  ...ing protects the communication between your trading bot and the exchange's servers. * **Web Servers:** Web servers like Nginx and Apache can be configured to enforce certificate pinning for
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• API security
  ...threat. Keys can be stolen through phishing attacks, malware, compromised servers, or accidental exposure (e.g., committing keys to a public code repository * '''Firewalls:''' Use firewalls to restrict access to your API servers, allowing only authorized traffic.
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• AWS Management Console
  ...ovides a comprehensive beginner’s guide to the AWS Management Console, the web-based interface for interacting with AWS services, specifically tailored to ...provision, configure, and monitor AWS resources. It’s accessible through a web browser, meaning you can manage your AWS infrastructure from anywhere with
  12 KB (1,692 words) - 05:01, 26 April 2025
• Amazon Web Services
  === Amazon Web Services: A Deep Dive for Beginners === Amazon Web Services (AWS) is, quite simply, the dominant force in the [[Cloud Computin
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• Cloud Computing
  ...ver the internet (“the cloud”) rather than owning and maintaining physical servers. Instead of purchasing, installing, and managing your own hardware and soft ...businesses and individuals needed to invest heavily in IT infrastructure – servers, data centers, and dedicated IT staff. This was expensive, complex, and oft
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• Amazon EC2
  Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is arguably the cornerstone of [[Amazon Web Services]] (AWS). While it might seem distant from the world of [[crypto fu ...s – over the internet. Instead of buying, owning, and maintaining physical servers in a data center (which is expensive and complex), you can quickly spin up
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• AWS CloudFormation
  ...t, reliable infrastructure is paramount. While you may not directly manage servers, the underlying infrastructure supporting your trading bots, data feeds, an ...rmation specifically, let’s understand IaC. Traditionally, infrastructure (servers, databases, networks, etc.) was provisioned manually through graphical user
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