OmegaX - The Final Utility
  • Getting Started
    • OmegaX Quickstart
  • OmegaX Socials
  • Table Of Content
    • Introduction
    • Mission & Values
    • Core Features
    • How It Works
    • Integrations
    • Tech Stack
  • Subscriptions & Monetization
  • Gamification & Rewards
  • Roadmap
  • Support
  • Security & Privacy
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  • Database
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  • Authentication & Security
  • CI/CD
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Tech Stack

Frontend

The OmegaX Mini App frontend is built with:

  • HTML5/CSS3: Core web technologies

  • React.js: For building dynamic user interfaces

  • TailwindCSS: For utility-first styling that maintains the professional, minimal aesthetic

  • Telegram Mini App SDK: For seamless integration within Telegram

Backend

The server-side architecture consists of:

  • Node.js: Core runtime environment

  • Express.js: Web application framework

  • Telegraf.js: Framework for Telegram bot interaction

  • Axios: HTTP client for API requests

Database

Data storage is handled through:

  • PostgreSQL (via Amazon RDS): Primary database storing:

    • User profiles and preferences

    • Connected X accounts

    • Raid history and metrics

    • Credit balances and transactions

    • Referral relationships

  • Redis (via Amazon ElastiCache): Caching layer for:

    • Trending tweets

    • User session data

    • Temporary authentication tokens

    • High-frequency accessed data

Hosting & Infrastructure

OmegaX is powered by AWS with:

  • EC2: Hosting the Node.js backend

  • S3: Storage for media and logs

  • RDS: Managed PostgreSQL database

  • CloudWatch: Logging and monitoring

  • Route 53: Domain and DNS management

  • Elastic Beanstalk (optional): Deployment management

  • Secrets Manager: Secure storage for API tokens

Authentication & Security

The security infrastructure includes:

  • Telegram Login Widget: For user identification

  • Twitter OAuth 2.0: For secure X account connections

  • JWT: For secure session management

  • Rate Limiting: To prevent abuse

  • CORS Policies: For controlled domain access

CI/CD

Deployment processes utilize:

  • GitHub Actions: For automated testing and deployment

  • Docker: For containerized deployment ensuring consistency

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