This is A+ content. Thanks so much, definitely a sub from me!

I did everything listed in the video, but i cannot connect to the db via dbeaver client (i'm getting request time out). I tried checking stuff with chatgpt (all settings are correct, i can ping the external ip, i can connect to the db via GC's shell .. but not from dbeaver. I'm on Mac (drivers were installed). I'm stuck

Thanks so much. i was a suffering with a lot of issues, but your explanation is so clear. You have an image in docker, its necesary to tag, and to push to Artifact Registry and as a final step tu create a service in Cloud Ron to deploy the image.

Thanks a ton. This is very helpful for Mac users who love Microsoft Business Products and Services.

really detaille , I love it

Thank you so much! Helped me a lot. Your videos are amazing

I didn't expect it will work on JetBrain Rider, but it works well Thanks 💯

Thank you very much for this video!!!!! I need it so bad and i just cannot find the right one until i saw yours!!!

What in case I already have a table and I want to append data

Dude you make it practical and easy to understand basic concepts for running mongoDB in docker. Enjoyed the video

Awesome, I was looking for this, thank you very much!

Very useful video

Thank you GOAT !

Great video! So helpful worked right away.

Would be nice another video describing how to use certificates to access sql server on docker (Linux)

You are greate

Thanks a lot! really helped : )

so helpful

... Now show us how to license it to run production workload 😏

Thank you so much for this video! I spent hours grappling with docker, gcloud, and node/express cuz I kept getting errors with the container failing to start and the port not being defined. After watching the video though I finally got my Cloud Run server up and running (turned out it was platform problem as I'm on ARM). This video was fantastic, thank you.

sudo docker run --name some-postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=BestPasswordEver -v postgres:/var/lib/postgresql/data -p 5432:5432 -d postgres Thank you

Thank you, this was incredibly useful!

Awesome video. Learnt so much :)

Great content.

I tried to do it with the same approach using supabase and was getting a react hydration error, I actually needed to add the 'use server' directive. Uploading with signed URLs is honestly underrated, couldn't find any official docs to show how to do it in NextJS. Thanks for saving me hours of headaches :D!

Thanks a lot, for Explaining it simply 🤩

Thanks so much for this video, very clear and helpful. Do you know why a second volume is created which has a name that looks like a long id of some kind?

Excellent instruction but how i can limit ram and memory usage in image . It alway use 70-80% ram ( i have 16gb ) . only find instruction for macos and linux

What would you recommend for production?

great

Don’t forget about post number , [port] after server name and also to trust the certificate

hello I faced to this error how to fix dotnet ef migrations add initialMigration Could not execute because the specified command or file was not found. Possible reasons for this include: * You misspelled a built-in dotnet command. * You intended to execute a .NET program, but dotnet-ef does not exist. * You intended to run a global tool, but a dotnet-prefixed executable with this name could not be found on the PATH.

thats what i looking for, thanks!

Great video. Hey Community, If you are deploying a thirdparty docker image that runs on a default port other than port 8080, you will probably get a failed to start error. You'll need to modify your DockerFile to change the default port. ENV GF_SERVER_HTTP_PORT=8080 # Expose the port EXPOSE 8080 CMD ["grafana-server", "--homepath=/usr/share/grafana", "--config=/etc/grafana/grafana.ini", "cfg:default.server.http_port=${PORT}"]

Amazing! Thanks and Congrats...

Thanks for your excellent video, - You are exposing your credentials in the docker compose file, which will be shared with git, i prefer using .env here

Как можно сравнивать 2 ноутбука на разных архитектурах процессоров ? У одного apm у другого x84??

This is gold. Thanks a lot

Thank you. For reference, the order in which you type the docker flag commands is important, ie putting the port after postgres will throw an error

Which ide are you using to code?

Hey, man! Thank you for your comprehensive guide! This helped me A LOT!

You saved my life. This is better than the original Google Cloud videos. Thank you so very much!

Running dotnet 8.0.103 Nomatter how much I try to add my javascript to my index.html it does not show up in my loaded page. Using Firefox and the developer tools I don't even see it trying to be loaded. For a while it worked without any problems but now 3 days where I did not touch the project it suddenly is not loaded. ... <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/site.css" /> <script src="js/dialog.js"></script> </head> ... I tried to move it down to where the blazor.webassembly.js script is loaded - and no changes. It is like that line is filtered out by the backend.

After stopping and starting my VM instance, i get the "Connection to refused. Check that the hostname and port are correct and that the postmaster is accepting TCP/IP connections." Was working fine before I stopped my instance last night, any solutions? Edit: If i setup a new docker container it allows the connection through. Do I have to setup a new container everytime?

how to setup https docker blazor wasm?

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Great series! Looking forward to the rest (db and the editor page for posts).

Thanks for the Video very good explanation !

Why does connecting my web app to my database in Cloud SQL have to be so complex? I just want to connect my database to an AlloyDB, Cloud SQL, or some VM without so many complications. All I ask is to connect my web app so that it can be used and my embeddings can be saved. That’s all I want to do. But you say that I even need to know the IPs of the users who are going to use the app so that they can have access to save data in the database. It doesn’t make sense to have so much complexity.

Perfect!