Flutterwave Engineering
@FlutterwaveEng
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@theflutterwave global engineering account for all developer-related news, blog posts, coding tips, motivation, and a dash of humor to keep you inspired 🦋
San Francisco, CA
Joined September 2017
It only takes 5 minutes of high traffic to break the system you’ve been prepping for weeks. Here’s how to make sure that does not happen. A thread 🧵.
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TLDR; What can I do to keep my API keys safe?
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Flutterwave takes API security seriously and has incorporated numerous safety features into its system to prevent costly mistakes for developers. Some of them include:
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Now a key has leaked, what’s next?. A compromised API key can lead to a serious data breach in your organization, but you can prevent data breaches by securing your API keys properly.
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How do API Keys leak? . When you work with API keys, it’s not hard to make a mistake and leak your keys in your development pipeline. Some common places this happens 👇🏾
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If you think your API keys are truly safe, you may need to think again 😩. Today you’ll learn the many ways through which your API keys can leak and how to keep them secure. A thread 🧵.
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Cheers to 2,001 followers!. Thank you for being a part of this journey, building this platform. Here’s to hitting 10K soon! 🚀🦋
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🤔🤔🤔.
frontend is easier than backend.
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RT @theflutterwave: It’s tomorrow!. We’re only one day away from this powerful session on how to grow your business using social media. Jo….
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Who else remembers Stack Overflow? . It feels like ages ago 😭.
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Which team are you on? .A) Code-first, figure-it-out-later 😅 .B) Plan, plan, plan. then code 🧠 .C) Depends on the sprint pressure 🥴 .D) Coffee decides ☕.
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RT @theflutterwave: Proud to announce that we have received our Payment Institution license (PI) in Senegal by the Central Bank of West Afr….
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RT @_devJNS: you don't need a $5000 setup to start. all you just need is a good laptop .and an Internet connection.
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PSA: If you're still relying on scattered logs and random alerts to fix your errors, it's time to rethink your approach. Start small. Log consistently. Route intelligently. Always set alerts with context that gives you and your team the visibility they need to support a.
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