Just had a pretty sweet victory: I successfully set up Docker Compose to get my FastAPI, React, and PostgreSQL patient management app running with containers. Feeling great about that one! It's really nice to see it actually working in practice. Next: Kubernetes :)

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Hello friends, Can I ask you a question? What is your main goal? What are you focusing on right now? 1. Share your goal below 2. Find someone with a similar goal and reply to him or her Let's support each other in this community! 🫡 Mischa

Note: I ain't associated with Chronosphere or Manning Publications. A good book is available for free, so why not 😊 https://chronosphere.io/resource/platform-engineering-on-kubernetes/ Kubernetes can be challenging, particularly in organizations with diverse teams, various cloud platforms, and multiple technology stacks. The Manning book Platform Engineering on Kubernetes uses open source solutions and the latest best practices from the Kubernetes community to help you with these native challenges in cloud computing. Best wishes! 🫶 Naren