This is a simple guide on how to connect a Docker Postgres container to a Prisma Schema setup. This is not a Prisma tutorial. — Step1: Creating the Docker Postgres instance Here you can either create a compose.yml file or run the docker run command directly. Docker Run docker run -d -e POSTGRES_DB=mydb -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=testpass123 -e POSTGRES_USER=postgres -p “6500:5432” postgres This launches a detached postgres:latest container with:

Launch any number of Github Actions runners on a single VPS or EC2 Instance — N.B: Repo with all the files The why Have you tried using GitHub Actions? Pretty cool right? They allow you to write entirely reusable workflows, so that you can carefully and elegantly design a pipeline for your development environment and then quickly adapt it to your staging and production environments too! However…

Pre-Preface I write these articles mostly for myself. So that if in 3 years I need to do a similar setup I will be able to reduce the amount of time spent crawling the internet for answers. …

And why you shouldn’t trust the automatic RDS instance. — I have been using Elastic Beanstalk for a bit more than 6 months now and I have to admit that until last night I didn’t fully understand how it integrated with AWS Relational Database Service. The point that escaped me was how when you access your environment’s configuration settings and…