Docker
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Process automation in 2025 with n8n
01/05/2025In a world where efficiency and scalability are key factors for any development team or tech company, process automation has become an essential tool. Automating repetitive tasks, manual workflows, or integrations between services not only saves time and resources but also minimizes errors and allows teams to focus on what truly matters: innovating.
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Database views: What are they and how to use them?
10/02/2025As databases grow larger and more complex, managing and accessing data efficiently becomes increasingly challenging. This is where database views come into play. A view acts as a “window” into the data stored in your database.
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Introduction to PostgreSQL, one of the most popular database engines
15/01/2025In this series, we’ve explored various database engines, such as SQLite, and the fundamental concepts of the relational model. Now, we’ll dive into PostgreSQL, a relational database management system (RDBMS) widely recognized for its robustness, scalability, and extensibility.
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Build a New Year resolution generator with ChatGPT
01/01/2025Almost everyone makes New Year resolutions at the beginning or end of the year, or at least rethinks goals and objectives. For this article, considering the time of year, we’ll do something “different,” something simple yet practical.
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Deploy your own virtualized VPN: What it is, how it works, and step-by-step guide
15/10/2024In today’s world, especially with the rise of remote work, companies need secure and efficient solutions to connect remote offices, mobile workers, and internal networks. One of the most widely-used tools for this purpose is a VPN ( Virtual Private Network), which allows organizations to establish encrypted and protected connections over the internet.
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Docker Compose for container management
01/04/2024Having explored the fundamentals of Docker and its power to deploy encapsulated applications, we now delve into the domain of Docker Compose, an essential tool for managing applications composed of multiple containers.
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Creating a REST API with Express and Docker
01/03/2024Express.js is a minimalist, flexible framework that provides a robust set of features for web applications. With Express, you can build efficient backend solutions that manage server logic, routes, interactions with databases, and much more, all under an architecture that’s easy to understand and utilize.
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Diving deeper into Docker: basic administration techniques
01/02/2024It’s crucial to understand some common parameters in Docker that are essential for its day-to-day administration. These parameters will help you manage and manipulate containers effectively.
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Discovering Docker
01/12/2023Docker is a virtualization platform that offers a unique methodology for packaging and distributing applications, allowing for a significant streamlining in all aspects of the technology stack.
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Diving into the depths of GNU/Linux
15/10/2023In the last chapter, we covered the basics of Linux, the most commonly used user-friendly distributions, where to get Ubuntu, and how to boot it on our computer to try it out or install it.
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GraphQL Flutter client
07/04/2023We have seen the basic functionalities to manage our data that GraphQL offers us. Operations like Query, Mutation and Subscription of GraphQL allow us to obtain, create, update and delete data with a very simple and easy to learn syntax.
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Hasura administration panel in depth
30/01/2023We have seen the basic functionalities to manage our data that GraphQL offers us. Operations like Query, Mutation and Subscription of GraphQL allow us to obtain, create, update and delete data with a very simple and easy to learn syntax.
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GraphQL basic features
20/12/2022In the previous chapter we saw how to create a project with Hasura and Docker in a matter of minutes with docker-compose up -d we have launched a GraphQL API ready to use from the configuration of the docker-compose file indicated in the Hasura official documentation.
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Deploying a GraphQL API in minutes with Hasura and Docker
09/12/2022GraphQL is an open source query and data manipulation language for new or existing data. It was initially developed by Facebook in 2012 before becoming open source in 2015.