[Journey] $1.2 Million/year revenue within an 18 month period... Sharing the tech ;) you decide where it fits in your method.

they've updated the script over the years... no more redirect on managed url? (about LMGTFY)
 
where is the knowledge? Knowledge is key to success!
It's not always what you know, It's what you CAN know... access to knowledge is key. Wisdom is the ability to succeed with knowledge, and most people associate that with experience... Can't Google that for you. I guess we both need to get clickin'.
 
The end goal is a Drupal CMS project,
AI/ML personalized/GEO specific content,
An integrated CRM and ERP,
A heavily integrated permissions/sec/policy/logging system,
and real-time financial reporting required by a few major compliance agencies in my niche..

I am designing this like a Larg"ish" Enterprise, but most of the employee tasks are bots.

I hope that helps.
Totally understood :)

It will be very interesting how it works out :)
 
Good luck on your journey
Ill ask for others (u said 5 left) so
Whats ur niche tim :)
 
Continue To Fill In The Blanks...
You Will Run Across Docs You Will Want To Reference Later, But For Now I Have All The Apps Official Main Doc Page And Maybe The Repo Listed...
Good Enough to go crazy, and well enough to find the native inputs/outputs/connectors...
The mm file - direct dl w/wget
Bash:
mkdir anyname
cd anyname
wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/1itg03hqjudmipq/Base%20Build%20Images%20for%20BHW.mm
ls
etc... on dropbox. ;)
Base Build Images.png

If you DL this, the missing slot at the bottom was for Zookeeper ;)
 
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Next task is to list dependencies, native inputs, native transformations and native outputs. Between the docs and github/lab I should get it "filled" out in no time.

PS. If you are NOT planning a huge project, just use the document manager that comes with your OS, or even OpenSearchServer, Mayan EDMS to manage your docs... the intent of this is visualization and agility...this is not a permanent document, and will not survive the slicing and dicing along the way...mind maps are great... but the right tool for the right job. Screenshot 2021-10-11 19:22:44.png
 
looks like one hell of a journey, best of luck. What's the niche?
7 requests... only 3 more needed. 1-2-3 I'm out(ed)

On the Highway to dependency Hell!
D-pen-Den-C! D-pen-Den-C! D-pen-Den-C!

Hasn't gotten messy yet... but I'm only 3 clicks in...

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House Of 6. Found Out There's Hot Water... Don't expect me back tonight.
 
I'm into amazon kdp if all these stuff you're saying can help?
What's the niche?
Most of the software I list would be helpful to anyone in IM/dev, however...

I am creating a cluster for a reason that may/may not affect you in your niche...

I will have large swings in traffic/data... massive swings. The system I am building will "stretch" and "retract", extending from my four servers into AMZ/GPC adding servers/apps/storage when needed, and dropping those resources when the need has passed.

In POD or Kindle this could come in handy if you have knowledge of "holiday" swings or other...

The keyword research platform I am adding to the backend doesn't need to be clustered or even in the cloud to work for others...

So yeah, most of the info is relevant to any niche... but do you need it?

I would say about 50% of all of my yearly traffic will come crashing in within a few weeks window.... on a schedule of alternating two year sets with 4X-6X more traffic than the others...

I have a solid contact base of around 100 million individuals in my niche with a stated preference and 30 million business leads (colder than the ind).

The inbound/outbound backend never stops year round... but also peaks when the front end does (but at different rates and cadences).

Aside from the use of the cloud and containers, most of the stuff listed above is like the stuff you probably use now, but with new names.

Drupal = Wordpress
YugabyteDB = Mariadb/MySQL
Blueseer - Odoo
etc...

That's 8 for the niche request... 2 more...
 
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If anyone missed it... you can get a mindmap download of the software list containing links to the main sites, docs, etc...
Cloud Software Mindmap Giveaway

You can open it in Freeplane or other .mm file compatible mindmap viewer/editor.
 
Probably the best Kubernetes explanation I have seen to date.
Good Vid for anyone who wants to know Kubernetes in plain language.
 
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Thought it might help (for myself as well) to make sure to state what each piece does (especially as it grows). I just started Copy/paste Wikipedia intros, a lot faster than going site to site... links to terms left live... never know, might need them ;). If this is of no use to anyone here... speak up.
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