Latest — Apr 2, 2023 PostgreSQL and graph databases with Apache AGE, time for an update Photo by Hunter Harritt / Unsplash A quick update on how to use Apache AGE with Docker on your local machine.
Dirkeeper - a small utility to keep directories clean and move files around Photo by benjamin lehman / Unsplash Raise your hand if it happened to you too that an application working on a server for years ended up filling up the whole disk space blocking the entire server. Too many files or no more space on disk It is a pretty common problem if you work with applications
Write Once Run Everywhere, is it still that the way to go? Photo by 愚木混株 cdd20 / Unsplash In a World more and more Cloud Native and serverless, is Java still the right choice?
PostgreSQL with Apache AGE - Playing more seriously with Graph Databases Photo by Conny Schneider / Unsplash Making something useful with a graph database, beyond the basic stuff. Creating multiple nodes and relationships and navigating the graph
Going reactive with PostgreSQL, Apache AGE and MyBatis Photo by israel palacio / Unsplash Let's see how to make MyBatis to work in a Spring Boot WebFlux reactive application while also playing with the Apache AGE Graph Database
Error handling for REST APIs with Spring Boot in servlet and reactive applications Photo by Brett Jordan / Unsplash Handling exceptions in Spring Boot for traditional and reactive APIs
Blending two worlds: Apache AGE with MyBatis (part 2) Photo by Bilal O. / Unsplash Let's make queries more useful by passing data and parameters via the MyBatis mappers
Blending two worlds: Apache AGE with MyBatis (part 1) Photo by Bilal O. / Unsplash Gradual adoption of Graph databases using Apache AGE through MyBatis
Going multi-model with PostgreSQL and Apache AGE: experimenting with Graph Databases Photo by Alina Grubnyak / Unsplash Let's explore the many kinds of databases available and experiment with graph models using PostgreSQL and Apache AGE
Make your site faster and more secure with AWS CloudFront CDN and HTTPS Photo by Mathew Schwartz / Unsplash Serving from a custom domain and with HTTPS through AWS CloudFront will improve the User Experience and the Search Engines ranking
Serving a static website with AWS Lets see how to publish a static site using AWS Simple Storage Service (S3) almost for free
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Freezing the Ghost site to serve it statically Photo by NOAA / Unsplash We will see how to use Ghost Static Site Generator to make a static version of a Ghost site ready for publishing
Getting started with a Ghost site in 2022 Photo by Toa Heftiba / Unsplash To get started using Ghost we first need to have access to an instance of it. In this post we are going to have a look to the steps required to install Ghost locally on our machine. I'm using a Mac so the instructions will be for MacOS, but you
The technology that runs the site Photo by Markus Spiske / Unsplash After finding the motivation to build my own website as discussed in the previous post [https://www.fabiomarini.net/even-a-thousand-mile-journey-begins-with-a-single-step], I had two main areas to focus on: * planning the content to share * choose the technology to use as a foundation for the website On the content side I started brainstorming
Even a thousand mile journey begins with a single step Photo by Jukan Tateisi / Unsplash Why I'm creating this site, who I am and what you can expect to find here