A few questions I have regarding how appwrite backend works 😄
- How does databases service work, is it just a backend server interacting with database or is there some secret sauce?
- How does appwrite combine all of the services in one backend?
- provision for kubernetes with BaaS?
Thanks, this looks like a good starting point
wow wow this one is available since 2021. It's an excellent review
great post, thanks a million, it harder to navigate for find all the pieces of the puzzle
🤣 Word of warning! Last I updated this was in... uh... july of last year?
Things have changed. If you have questions, ask here or refer to the docs for up to date information
yes!
hmm, I understand, what feedback do you have for us to help you?
I just landed in appwrite, need tons of help, but better we take it easy, thank for your offer
I am here to help you and so is our whole community and team! - anytime you need any help with Appwrite, feel free to create a post on <#1072905050399191082> and we will take the conversation forward !
I see, really, good team, great support and nice treatment, not english native, sorry for my english mistakes
Thank you ❤️ , you don't need to be sorry for your english mistakes at all, please feel comfortable sharing anything and everything however you wish about Appwrite with us - we will understand and help you ASAP
[SOLVED] Appwrite's architecture
Gracias, muy amable, take a translate of my words, just kidding 😀
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