Hand-on Learning

Hosting Websites on Taubyte

Taubyte makes hosting static websites simple. Learn how to create, configure, and deploy a website on your Taubyte cloud with automatic builds and instant previews.

Code Reuse with Taubyte Libraries

Libraries in Taubyte let you keep serverless function code in separate repositories, share logic across multiple functions, and control access more precisely. Learn how to create libraries and use them both as function sources and as imported dependencies.

Building Serverless Functions in Taubyte

Learn how to create, configure, and deploy serverless functions in Taubyte. This hands-on guide walks through building a simple ping-pong function in Go, from creation to testing both locally and in production.

Creating Your First Taubyte Project

Learn how to create a Taubyte project using the web console. This guide covers the process for both local development with Dream and production deployments, showing you how Taubyte manages your project configuration through Git repositories.

Deploying Your Own Taubyte Cloud with SporeDrive

Learn how to deploy a complete Taubyte cloud infrastructure to your own servers using SporeDrive, our SDK for infrastructure-as-code deployments. This guide walks you through the entire process from configuration to running your first serverless function.

Run a Real Cloud Locally with Taubyte Dream

Testing cloud applications locally often means dealing with incomplete emulators that don’t match production behavior. Taubyte Dream changes this by running a complete, real cloud on your local machine—not an emulation, but an actual simulation of production infrastructure.

Taubyte Explained: Own Your Cloud with Git-Native Workflows

A plain-English explanation of Taubyte’s core philosophy: infrastructure ownership, Git-native operations, local-first validation, and automated workflows.

GitHub Integration in Tau: How Repositories Become Deployable Workflows

A plain-English walkthrough of Tau’s GitHub integration model, from repository management to repeatable deployment workflows.

Building a Resilient, Low Latency Order Processing System with Taubyte

In modern e-commerce, latency is a revenue killer. When a user clicks “Buy,” they expect instant feedback. From a systems perspective, the goal is to keep the hot path (customer interaction) short, predictable, and failure-tolerant, without compromising inventory correctness or auditability. Inspired by the article Serverless Order Management using AWS Step Functions and DynamoDB, we’ll take a sovereignty- and security-first approach to build a high-speed, resilient order workflow using Taubyte, optimized for the moment that matters: when a customer presses “Buy.” ...

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