Use cases
Practical things people build with RapidForge.
Contact forms, alerts, demo environments, backups, and other low-friction internal workflows.
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This guide explains how to use RapidForge webhooks and periodic tasks to invoke AWS Lambda functions directly through bash scripts. It covers setting up webhooks, using environment variables, and triggering Lambda functions without the need for API Gateway.
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Create contact form for your website using editor and post comments to Discord or Slack
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Learn how to create a Slack app for URL scanning using RapidForge. Step-by-step tutorial on setting up Slack OAuth, creating slash commands, and receiving real-time feedback on scanned links.
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Automate PostgreSQL or MySQL database backups with S3 upload, Slack/Discord notifications and automatic retention management using periodic tasks
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How to deploy and manage a self resetting demo environment for RapidForge
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Build a lightweight analytics API using DuckDB to query CSV, Parquet and JSON files directly
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Get notifications from Github for project's open issues via Slack
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Learn how to build a lightweight honeypot using RapidForge. Track login attempt counts for each IP with a simple bash script, utilizing SQLite functionality for efficient data logging and analysis.
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Create Slack application to query Netbox for new devices
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Create a snapshot of PostgreSQL database using cronjobs
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The e-mail via Gmail API. Authenticate using RapidForge to use Gmail services
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Create simplified pager for your website using RapidForge send Sms to notify people using Twilio
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Make ping service and status page for your webservices and websites.
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Display system metrics of your machine unix tools
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