Have you ever wanted to test out Jupyter Lab Notebooks in a multi-user environment, but didn’t want to setup a full server stack just to see if this is the right tool for your Lab? Thanks to sandboxed virtual containers like Docker, this can be an easy setup for an internal deployment. However, it is
I enjoy building websites with WordPress as it is very quick and easy to install and modify. In order to make my development work easier, I prefer to utilize Docker containers as an even quicker and easier way to spool up a WordPress site locally and then deploy to an external hosting service when completed.
Google is paying attention to whether you have an SSL certificate to your site. It is my understanding that Google will rank sites higher that now can be reached via HTTPS:// rather than only HTTP:// (note that the ‘S’ is missing – for ‘Secure’). I found it rather easy to setup a free SSL certificate
I have heard of MongoDb, but never researched further. I have always used a SQL based database for just about every project I can remember. But I have an idea for a project, that having to create a structured database for would not be aligned with the model of what I intend. The project idea
I am relatively new to using Docker, and I wanted to share and also make note of some useful information for myself on how to setup a few containers to allow my server to host multiple website containers. I know there may be better and more efficient ways to create the end result, one of
