The product used in the video is the "Scraping Browser," which operates on a pay-as-you-go model at $8.40 per GB of data scraped. I literally paid $1 for the scraper used in this video. The product you're looking at is designed for teams scraping massive amounts of data, offering 69 GB of data per month for $499. It's specifically for large-scale projects and companies needing to scrape tons of data: brightdata.com/pricing/scraping-browser
Docker is a way to conterinerize your applications, this way they can run without installing any other dependencies. This is very useful when deploying on a server, this way you'll only need to install Docker on the server and that's it.
Loved the explanation! Would you consider doing a tutorial of hosting a production ready API with AWS? I want to learn more and there aren't much tutorials
awesome project. do you have a way to export your db? I was hoping to create something like this for offline use (remote areas where internet is sparse or painfully slow)
For those who are not aware, the product used in this video to avoid captcha is Bright Data. It costs $499/mo
The product used in the video is the "Scraping Browser," which operates on a pay-as-you-go model at $8.40 per GB of data scraped. I literally paid $1 for the scraper used in this video.
The product you're looking at is designed for teams scraping massive amounts of data, offering 69 GB of data per month for $499. It's specifically for large-scale projects and companies needing to scrape tons of data:
brightdata.com/pricing/scraping-browser
This video was awesome and helped me more than you know thank you!!!!
I’m new to Docker. Can you explain why the project needs Docker?
Docker is a way to conterinerize your applications, this way they can run without installing any other dependencies.
This is very useful when deploying on a server, this way you'll only need to install Docker on the server and that's it.
Good work Kenny! Keep it up.😊
Loved the explanation! Would you consider doing a tutorial of hosting a production ready API with AWS? I want to learn more and there aren't much tutorials
It would be awesome if you could elaborate on the part where you get your api working in AWS Lambda.
Do u have the Android version, it's not their, but want it❤
awesome project. do you have a way to export your db? I was hoping to create something like this for offline use (remote areas where internet is sparse or painfully slow)
So dope, inspires me to work on my own API system haha.
This guy and nick white are those small coder guys to me
Is it available for android?
Add sleep metrics.
So you scrapped the data you say that is free, but then add an API key for only your app can use?