Docker: Meilisearch database version incompatible This is a quick and dirty solution to upgrade a Mailisearch container in Docker to a new version
CrateDB: Use Docker Compose for CrateDB "CrateDB is a distributed SQL database management system that integrates a fully searchable document-oriented data store." To see if CrateDB fulfills your needs, the easiest way is to use create a Docker container using Docker Compose. Here's how I do that: services: db: image: crate hostname:
PostgreSQL: Use Docker Compose for PostgreSQL 18 beta 1 This is how to use Docker Compose to start a PostgreSQL container using the 18beta1 version
The Ten Commandments for DBAs I recently read a great blog entry from Fritz Lechnitz, who wrote about the Ten Commandments for a SQL Server DBA. As I am - and mostly was over many years - an Oracle DBA, who had some excursions to other RDBMS (SQL Server, DB/2, Informix, MySQL, PostgreSQL ), I&
PostgreSQL: Use Docker Compose for Pgadmin4 pgAdmin4 is a great tool to manage PostgreSQL databases. It can be installed locally; when you execute it, it starts a local webserver, and you can connect to it. But if there are more than one or two DBAs, it could be a benefit to install a central pgAdmin4. We&
PostgreSQL: Use CheckMk to monitor PostgreSQL CheckMk is a great tool for monitoring. But it does not only do that for operation systems, you will also be able to monitor your PostgreSQL databases. To do that, you'll need two things: * The PostgreSQL plugin * A configuration file To get the PostgreSQL plugin, you can download
TimescaleDB: Use Docker Compose for TimescaleDB This time, I'm showing how to use Docker Compose to run TimescaleDB
PostgreSQL: inplace upgrade in Docker container As I wrote in a older blog entry, we cannot just change the PostgreSQL image of a Docker container to a higher major version. Restarting the container like that will lead to a not running PostgreSQL container, as older data will not start using newer binaries. But there's
PostgreSQL: Using Docker Compose for PostgreSQL Docker is a great software solution for containerization of other software. I'm using it for my private services, like * Teslamate, a logging and visulalization software for Teslas * NGinx Proxy Manager, a great tool for the management of web services, including certification management * Ghost, a blogging service * and many