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| | | | | By hosting your static site in GitLab Pages you don't have to worry about managing a web server, but just as "with great power comes great responsibility", with less responsibility you must also relinquish some control. If you inspect your site's headers you will find that GitLab's servers don't compress your assets, which makes them weigh up to 75% more than necessary! The good news is that you can get that compression without having to touch the server settings. | |
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| | | | | In this post, I will talk about running multiple containers at once using Docker Compose. The problem ? Suppose you have a complex app with Database containers, Redis and what not. How are you going to start the app ? One way is to write a shell script that starts the containers... | |
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| | | We're ironically searching for counterexamples to the Riemann Hypothesis. Setting up Pytest Adding a Database Search Strategies Unbounded Integers In this article we'll deploy the application on a server, so that it can search for RH counterexamples even when I close my laptop. Servers and containers When deploying applications to servers, reproducibility is crucial. You don't want your application to depend on the details of the computer it's running on. This is a higher-level version of the same princi... | ||
