The syntax to pull an image is docker pull. Thanks to the light-weight alpine linux distribution.Įnter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode I often use alpine image, since its size is very small. There are many other versions with different tags as well. This will pull the image with the latest tag. But we’re gonna use the first one, because it is the official Postgres image.Īs you can see here, we can simply run docker pull postgres to get this image. So let’s go to Docker Hub to search for its image. In this course, we will use PostgreSQL as the database engine for our app. So let’s learn how to pull the first image. If we run docker images to list all available docker images. At the moment it’s an empty list because we haven’t run any containers yet. We use docker ps command to list all running containers. When the circle turns green, we know that docker desktop is started and ready to be used. Right now it’s a yellow circle, which means docker desktop is still starting. Let's open the app! It will take a while for docker desktop to start, you can see its status by clicking on this icon. And that’s it! Docker desktop is successfully installed. ![]() On a Mac, it’s super easy! We just need to open this docker website and click download.Īfter the installer is downloaded, we open it, and drag Docker into the Applications folder. Here's the link to the full series playlist on YoutubeĪlright, let’s start by installing docker. We will also learn how to setup and use TablePlus to connect and interact with Postgres, and use it to run the SQL script that we’ve generated in the previous lecture to create our Simple Bank’s database schema. Today we will learn how to install Docker Desktop on local machine, then download and start a PostgreSQL container. In the last lecture, we’ve learn how to design a database schema with dbdiagram.io Welcome back to the backend master class! 3 How to write & run database migration in Golang 4 Generate CRUD Golang code from SQL | Compare db/sql, gorm, sqlx, sqlc 5 Write Go unit tests for db CRUD with random data 6 A clean way to implement database transaction in Golang 7 DB transaction lock & How to handle deadlock 8 How to avoid deadlock in DB transaction? Queries order matter! 9 Deeply understand Isolation levels and Read phenomena in MySQL & PostgreSQL 10 How to setup Github Actions for Go + Postgres to run automated tests 11 Implement RESTful HTTP API in Go using Gin 12 Load config from file & environment variables in Golang with Viper 13 Mock DB for testing HTTP API in Go and achieve 100% coverage 14 Implement transfer money API with a custom params validator in Go 15 Add users table with unique & foreign key constraints in PostgreSQL 16 How to handle DB errors in Golang correctly 17 How to securely store passwords? 18 How to write stronger unit tests with a custom go-mock matcher 19 Why PASETO is better than JWT for token-based authentication? 20 How to create and verify JWT & PASETO token in Golang 21 Implement login user API that returns PASETO or JWT access token in Go I hope that is helpful.1 Design DB schema and generate SQL code with dbdiagram.io 2 Install & use Docker + Postgres + TablePlus to create DB schema. ![]() For me, this is one of two features that keeps me using my (purchased) Postico install instead of deleting it and purchasing TablePlus (the other I've sent feedback on separately). Every user is a little different so of course its your call. I just wanted to clarify that it is conceptually separate from user complaints (about purchasing the app), and that comparable applications have implemented this behavior. I completely understand if this feature / behavior is not on your roadmap. If you try to close the app (or tab) without saving the change, it gives you a warning. If you navigate back to your edit (ex: to the Table you were editing) the last edit will be present. Postico handles this by maintaining the change while allowing you to navigate away. It's important to keep tracking the current data instead of replacing the tab content. I just overall prefer how Postico handles it. double clicking, or editing pin the tab). I understand how TablePlus handles it and see the similarity to other editors (i.e.
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