Docker is quickly becoming one of the most popular tools for app deployment, and for good reason. This powerful platform allows developers to create, deploy, and run applications in a consistent and reliable environment, regardless of the underlying infrastructure. Whether you're working on a small, single-page app or a large, complex enterprise system, Docker has the tools and features you need to ensure your app runs smoothly and reliably, every time.

Docker: The Key to Consistent and Reliable App Deployment

As a developer, you are constantly faced with the challenge of building APIs that are flexible, efficient, and easy to use. In the past, REST has been the go-to choice for building APIs, but a new player has recently emerged on the scene: GraphQL.


But what is GraphQL, and why has it gained so much popularity in recent years So, let's dive in and see what all the fuss is about!

GraphQL now and thank me later!

You probably have heard about VMs and Containers. These terms are so widely used nowadays. But what are they actually? And how do they fit into our way of building and architecting applications? Let's talk about it.

Containers vs VMs? What differs?

Debezium for CDC : Postgres to Postgres

Better Support Experience with Meaningful Logging

Ensuring that the app is always up and running is crucial in this modern era. Monitoring our application performance is one part, but how do you usually do it? In the old days, I would open my SSH, connect to my server, and run 

A BLOG POST

Using ELK to Get Meaningful Data of Your Log

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