Vivek Teegalapally

Vivek Teegalapally

Running BlockBook using Docker on AWS EC2 with Terraform, Ansible

This guide provides detailed steps to run BlockBook using Docker on a Virtual Machine (VM). It covers the installation of Docker, pulling the necessary Docker images, configuring the containers, setting up a bridge network, and setting up a reverse proxy using Nginx and Certbot for SSL. By the end of

Running Blockbook as a systemd service on a VM

This guide provides step-by-step instructions to install FLO BlockBook on Ubuntu. It covers building the necessary files, installing BlockBook, and setting up a reverse proxy with Nginx and Certbot for SSL. You can either build the files from scratch or download pre-built files from the releases page. The pre-built files

Exploring BlockBook: Architecture, Dockerization, and Overcoming Challenges

Welcome to the first article in our series exploring the BlockBook project. We'll dive into its architecture, our approaches to Dockerization, and the challenges we faced along the way. Articles in the Series To help you get started with deploying and managing BlockBook, here are the articles in

5-Minute Guide to Deploying Ghost CMS on AWS with Docker, Terraform, and Ansible

I've had my eye on Ghost CMS for a long time. What interests me most about it is its minimal but sleek approach and its great design templates. I would love to see more free templates, but the ones available now are fantastic. In this article, we'

From Blockchain to DevOps: A Developer's Journey

Seven years ago, fresh out of college, I joined a startup as a blockchain developer. As one of the founding engineers, my role quickly expanded beyond blockchain. I found myself delving into server setups, managing deployments, and tackling all things infrastructure-related. This journey was as exciting as it was challenging,