Faregate
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What is Faregate?
A faregate is a type of turnstile or barrier used to control access to public transportation, such as subways, trains, or buses. They are designed to only allow passengers who have paid the required fare, typically by inserting a ticket, tapping a smart card, or using a mobile payment system. Faregates help to automate fare collection, reduce fare evasion, and improve revenue collection for transportation operators.
What other technologies are related to Faregate?
Faregate Complementary Technologies
AWS Lambda
A serverless compute service that could be used within a Faregate architecture to execute code without managing servers.
AWS SQS
A fully managed message queuing service that can decouple and scale microservices, distributed systems, and serverless applications, potentially used for asynchronous tasks in a Faregate system.
AWS EKS
A managed Kubernetes service for running containerized applications. Could be used to orchestrate Faregate services deployed as containers.
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Solutions Architect
37 Solutions Architect jobs mention Faregate
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DevOps Engineer
19 DevOps Engineer jobs mention Faregate
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Frontend Engineer
23 Frontend Engineer jobs mention Faregate
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Software Engineer
132 Software Engineer jobs mention Faregate
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Engineer
149 Engineer jobs mention Faregate
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