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Backend: server core of the digital spacecraft

Express.js

Express.js

Express.js is a minimalist server framework for Node.js that simplifies the creation of APIs, request routing, and working with middleware, providing a flexible structure for server logic.

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Node.js

Node.js

Node.js is a JavaScript runtime on the server, based on an event-driven model and non-blocking I/O. It is used to create scalable server applications and APIs.

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Socket.io

Socket.io

Socket.IO is a technology that provides reliable real-time communication between the client and the server. It works on top of WebSocket, automatically reconnects, transmits events with minimal latency, and is perfect for chats, games, data streaming, and monitoring.

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WebRTC

WebRTC

WebRTC is a technology that enables browsers and applications to transmit audio, video, and data in real-time through a direct P2P connection. WebRTC provides low latency, secure information transmission, and is suitable for video calls, streaming, online gaming, and interactive web platforms.

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Backend development is an internal management system that ensures the operation of the web platform, similar to how the central module is responsible for the functioning of a spacecraft. Here, calculations, data processing, process control, and communication with external systems are carried out.

Server infrastructure as a command module

The server side forms the foundation of the entire digital structure. It defines architectural principles, request routing, and the logic of operation execution. Modern technological solutions are used: Node.js, TypeScript, Express.js, Nest.js, containerization, and cloud platforms that ensure stable system operation under any 'orbital' load.

API as channels of inter-module communication

The API acts as a communication circuit between various components of the digital 'ship'. REST and GraphQL provide standardized information exchange, access management, and scalability flexibility when expanding the system.

Databases — navigational cores of information

Databases serve as navigational centers where parameters, events, and the state of the system are stored. Depending on the project architecture, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Prisma ORM, and caching methods are used to speed up operations.

Scalability — expanding the system's operational orbit

As the load increases, the server side must reliably withstand new 'trajectories'. For this, microservices, horizontal scaling, request balancing, replication, and task queues are used.

AIMA Mission