I have published my first public Helm Chart of Haproxy in Kubernetes for Postgres Patroni cluster. Check it out 😎 #kubernetes #k8s #helm #helmchart #patroni #haproxy #postgres #devops #sre
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🚀 Introducing db-syncer: Sync your remote PostgreSQL databases locally with ease using Docker Compose! No more manual dumps — just clone, set up your environment, and run the script. It’s that simple. Check out the GitHub repo to get started: https://lnkd.in/dWDGuWHM #PostgreSQL #Docker #DevOps #OpenSource
GitHub - pinkynrg/db-syncer: Automates PostgreSQL database syncs from remote instances to local using Docker Compose. Perfect for development, testing, and backups.
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In this Live episode, I will create a set of CRUD Rest API in Go, using Mux, Postgres as a Database and Docker. #go https://lnkd.in/dqWBu232
Build a CRUD Rest API in Go using Mux, Postgres, Docker and Docker Compose #golang #docker
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🌟 Excited to share my latest Medium post exploring the synergy between Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, and Docker Compose 🚀 Learn how to orchestrate your development environment effortlessly and supercharge your projects. Don't miss out, read the full post now! #WritingCommunity #Medium #SpringBoot #PostgreSQL #Docker #DockerCompose
Streamlined Development: Spring Boot and PostgreSQL with Docker compose
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Have you ever thought about a simpler alternative to the message queue pattern such as a message broker or the pub/sub pattern from rabbitMQ or Kafka? Maybe the learning period is too long or overkill for our simple project or even takes up a lot of resources on the server. Here we go, Goqite comes into play 🚀 , a goqite (pronounced Go-queue-ite) is a persistent message queue Go library built on SQLite and inspired by AWS SQS (but much simpler). I think for simpler needs we can use the goqite library in Golang to create message queue patterns in our application. Don't worry, the queue that we have produced will persist in our SQLite database. Timeout of the message queue? Of course, it can be customized. Here Goqite comes with quite good performance and is very light. This is an exploration of approximately 3 hours I used Goqite with Libna Zulkarnain 🌻 , yep, this is just a proof of concept from its use, in the future, we will try to make real cases, such as creating a queue of messages that will be consumed by background services, job schedulers or APIs with Golang Here is my GitHub repo for the POC : https://lnkd.in/ggp5As7G Dont forget to check the goqite official documentation: https://www.goqite.com/ #softwareengineering #golang #queue #rabbitmq #kafka #messagebroker #goqite #backend #backendengineer #sqlite #developer #github
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Hey everyone, Just here to share my experience with an error i was facing from yesterday and finally solving it on my own feels so great I'll share the details and fix so if anyone else goes through this he can fix it instantly⬇ I was getting this error every time I was trying to create a migration Here I was using docker for the postgres database After creating dozens of different containers and going thorough many tutorials Finally found the solution in the end⬇ I had Postgres installed locally in my machine so the reason was that Docker can not make its instance of Postgres available at localhost:5432 when something is already running there I had to stop the local Postgres from the services, after restarting my container it worked fine Harkirat Singh #100xDevs #letsconnect #docker #webdevelopment
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[Blog] How to Fix the PostgreSQL “Could Not Resize Shared Memory Segment” Error in Docker: https://lnkd.in/dhxeKnF6 #postgres #postgresql #docker
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🦀 Scaling File Uploads with Microservices and Rust 🦀 I'm excited to share my latest project on GitHub: File Uploads Using Multi-Threads in Rust! 📂⚙️ In this project, I built a microservice for efficient file uploads, utilizing multi-threading and chunking techniques. By breaking down files into manageable parts, we can easily store them in a PostgreSQL database and handle large uploads seamlessly. The service is Dockerized 🐳 for easy deployment and integrates with Postman for API testing. 🎯 Key Highlights: Designed with Rust for memory safety and concurrency. Utilizes Docker to create isolated and scalable environments. Chunk-based file uploads ensure reliable data handling, even for large files. Microservice architecture that can be integrated into larger systems. 💡 Why Microservices? In modern applications, microservices allow us to break complex processes into independent, lightweight services that can scale individually. This makes systems more flexible and resilient — exactly what we need for handling unpredictable workloads like large file uploads. You can check out the project here: 👉 GitHub Repo - https://lnkd.in/gWaGyemt Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on Rust, multi-threading, and microservice architecture! Let's connect and discuss how to build scalable and efficient systems together! 💬 #RustLang #Microservices #Docker #Concurrency #PostgreSQL #ScalableArchitecture #SoftwareDevelopment
GitHub - enosuity/file_uploads_using_multi_threads
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🌟 Building Scalable Solutions with Kubernetes! Excited to share my latest project: Flask API with PostgreSQL on Kubernetes 🚀 ✅ Flask REST API + PostgreSQL backend ✅ Containerized with Docker ✅ Deployed on Kubernetes for scalability ✅ Production-ready configurations Quick, scalable, and ready for real-world use! Testing the API gives responses like: [ {"student_id": 1, "student_name": "Student 1"}, {"student_id": 2, "student_name": "Student 2"} ] 💡 Let’s connect and collaborate on modern web solutions! #Kubernetes #Docker #Flask #PostgreSQL #DevOps
GitHub - pratham7289/Flask-API-with-PostgreSQL-on-Kubernetes
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I wrote-up a short guide on making a dev container (for VS Code or GitHub Codespaces) to bring in multiple services (Postgres, Azurite, and Mongo, in this case): https://lnkd.in/gCAKf8Sa
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