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What Is Dependency Mapping? 

Dependency Mapping is a visual tool or technique used to outline the relationship between different elements in a system. It’s like a flowchart that delineates how various processes, applications, or resources are interconnected and dependent on each other.

The key objective of Dependency Mapping is to provide a holistic view of the system or project. It allows stakeholders to understand the ripple effect that changes in one area can have on others. For example, in a software application, changing a single line of code can have profound impacts on other functionalities. Dependency Mapping helps visualize those potential impacts before decisions are made. This is known as application dependency mapping (ADM).

In essence, Dependency Mapping is about risk management. It’s about understanding how changes in one part of a system can influence others, and planning accordingly. It’s a proactive approach, enabling teams to anticipate bottlenecks or problems and devise solutions before they escalate.

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In this tutorial, we will guide you through the steps of deploying an application developed using Meteor, utilizing the container capabilities provided by Back4app.

This approach combines the efficient user interface construction of Meteor, which avoids the conventional virtual DOM diffing process for quicker rendering times and reduced memory usage, with the extensive hosting solutions offered by Back4app.

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Scalable application development and easier management are what every business needs today. As managing the backend and infrastructure is impossible for every business, PaaS is a great choice.

It is because it comes as a complete platform with all the required features on which a business can build its application. Today several platforms provide such services, with Engine Yard and Netlify among the top few.

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A variety of cloud providers are available out there. However, these offer built-in infrastructure, application hosting services, and a suitable deployment environment.

Before choosing any cloud provider, it is imperative to have an overview of its offered services. Here we have brought a complete overview of Firebase and Engine Yard. So you can ultimately make a better decision. 

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In this article, we’ll talk about social networks, types of social media apps, their benefits, and must-have features.

On top of that, we’ll look at how to create a social network step by step. We’ll use Back4app on the backend and Next.js on the frontend.

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Kubernetes Helm, often referred to as the Kubernetes package manager, is a powerful tool that simplifies the deployment and management of applications on Kubernetes. Helm uses a packaging format known as charts, which are collections of files that describe a related set of Kubernetes resources. Essentially, Helm is a tool that manages Kubernetes application packages through the use of these charts.

Moreover, Helm enhances the Kubernetes experience by providing a higher level of abstraction to deploy applications, manage multiple releases, and share packaged applications. It’s a tool that empowers developers and system administrators to define, install, and upgrade even the most complex Kubernetes applications quickly.

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