Learning PostgreSQL | an Introduction | DevOps

[@haddocks]

I'am not a native English speaker, but you speak slowly and clearly so i understand everything! Thanks for these contents!

[@clippy3656]

Thanks for this video! I‘m excited for the rest of this series, there are not many YT channels as good as this one

[@faadi4536]

what an amazing intro. keep up the good work brother. looking forward to future series.

[@bnssoftware3292]

This channel is pure gold!

[@TheForge47]

Great Video 💪

[@veteran35th]

Excellent vid. I would (DBA who knows next to nothing about Docker but does know a bit about databases) suggest creating a database first and then creating the tables in that database. The postgres database should not really be touched.

[@anshkumargarhewal8582]

Eagerly waiting for upcoming parts 🎉

[@manuelgp343]

Awesome intro to the series, looking forward to the next one. For a bonus chapter you could try a Postgres operator in K8S, there is CrunchyData's PGO, EnterpriseDB's CloudnativePG, Zalando's and many more.

[@felipeozoski]

Gotta love this channel ❤

[@majorpain9106]

Thanks very much man. The way you explain things and teach concepts is super captivating, currently learning a lot from you! Huge appreciation.

[@anthonyrussano]

this was the exact video i needed

[@jdubeau007]

I joined the patreon. I'm waiting for discord invite. That was one of the best lessons.

[@MarcelDempers]

Thanks for the support! Check the link in description to the community page and remember to link your discord account to your patreon too :)

[@awdwadawda352]

Hey Marcel, are there any upsides to using VOLUME within your dockerfile instead of using the -v flag when running the container? And are there any alternative methods?

[@MarcelDempers]

adding VOLUME inside your dockerfile only tells the reader that a folder path should be mounted in. You still either have to create a volume doing the docker volume create command or you -v on your docker run command

[@harishdevarapalli1537]

Thanks for you Time on sharing your knowledge. Its a small request, plz implement end to end devops i.e ci/cd because the way you explain topics are beautiful and understandable.

[@IonutBoghean-sb6wx]

For some reason, I can get data persistance when I stop the container, but not when I remove it ?! I am attempting to use named volumes.

[@unekuejiga9817]

this is wonderful

[@Rienck]

Awesome intro! I'm using pgadmin instead of adminer. I like it more because it's more user friendly and extensive. Looking forward to the next video!

[@MarcelDempers]

nice! thanks for the tip. 💪🏽 I'm still a noob with Postgres, will check it out

[@Rienck]

@@MarcelDempers me too, I just bummed into it during my new project with the purpose of challenging myself to become a bit full stack. It's a combination of Svelte, Golang , Postgres, Keycloak and pgadmin all started and stopped with podman-compose. One thing I really like is to create a Makefile with 'phony' shortcuts for starting and stopping. It's better than aliases because I can make one per project.

[@TheForge47]

I use dbvisualizer, which is not opensourrce but it supports lots of other databases.

[@exit-zero]

That Database guy!

[@amreissa4636]

Thanks!

[@sreeharshagarimella1593]

Wonderful

[@anthonyrussano]

yesssssssssssss thank you

[@sasidharjanaki5852]

Nice