Using it wherever possible at my company. We built an async rate limiting server to protect our APIs on a per ip/per user/per customer basis. Much nicer langua

Using it wherever possible at my company. We built an async rate limiting server to protect our APIs on a per ip/per user/per customer basis. Much nicer language than node is which would be the usual choice for async code. The aleph server library is amazing, thanks Zach tellman. We also built an internal management console for reporting on our customer base as well as simplifying and auditing common support actions.