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December 5 th, 2025
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After building multiarch Docker containers for Rust applications, you want to deploy them somewhere. Scaleway’s serverless container platform offers a straightforward way to run containers without managing infrastructure, and OpenTofu provides the infrastructure-as-code tooling. This guide walks through deploying Docker containers to Scaleway using the OpenTofu provider, from setting up the registry to running your container.
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December 5 th, 2025
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This guide shows how to build multiarch Docker containers for Rust applications using cargo zigbuild for cross-compilation and Docker build commands for architecture-specific or multiarch container images. Based on the example for Building a Rust API with Rocket and JWT Authentication, this guide provides the next steps.
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December 5 th, 2025
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When building backend APIs, JWT authentication is a common requirement. In Rust, you’ve got several web frameworks to choose from, and Rocket is one that makes request handling feel natural with its request guard system. Combining Rocket with JWTiny for JWT validation and JWKServe as a local identity provider gives you a complete setup for development and testing without external dependencies.
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December 4 th, 2025
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I was learning Rust with an example project that needed JWT validation. The popular jsonwebtoken crate depends on serde, but I wanted miniserde instead. That constraint led me to build my own validator — handling signature verification, claims validation, and remote key fetching, designed for reuse across requests. JWTiny is the result.
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December 4 th, 2025
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When writing backend services that validate JWT access tokens, you run into a frustrating problem: you need a real identity provider just to test your authentication logic. With Cognito, Auth0, or other OpenID Connect providers, spinning up an authentication service for local development or CI pipelines adds unnecessary complexity. You need valid signatures and correct claims, not the provider itself. That’s where JWKServe comes in.
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June 10 th, 2025
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The AWS European Sovereign Cloud is maybe the most interesting developments of the current cloud computing era; having AWS create a dedicated branch for european workloads is the next big move. But, how do you run a static website without using US vendors at all?
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January 19 th, 2025
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The Amazon AppSync Events API was recently announced and is a new feature to use a WebSocket API for real-time communication. Based on the Amazon Cognito User Pool with Managed Login and guide for GraphQL Data API in Amazon AppSync, this guide shows you how to add real-time communication to your React application using WebSockets and the Amazon AppSync Events API with Amazon Cognito.