Conclusion to part 3: Network programming with HTTP

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What have you learned?

  • How and why HTTP can be used to build web applications:
    • Methods, status codes, headers, etc.
  • How HTTP features can be used to build web infrastructures:
    • Reverse proxies, load balancers, caching, scalability, etc.
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What have you accomplished?

  • You have acquired and set up a server on a cloud provider
  • You have created a simple web API to deploy on your server
  • You have acquired and configured a domain name to use for yourself
  • You have deployed your API on your server
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You have closed the loop

With this final part, you have closed the loop of the course. You can be proud of yourself!

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