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2 matches found based on name: network container-name_default is ambiguous

2 matches found based on name: network container-name_default is ambiguous

I ran into this the other day after I upgraded my docker instance and clearing out several containers. A quick google search lead me to this github issue, and I learned about the docker network command

Installing SQL Server the easy way (via Docker)

Installing SQL Server the easy way (via Docker)

I've come to the conclusion that installing SQL Server (or any database for that matter) on your local machine is for chumps. SQL Server, in particular, has some wonky setup issues that can be a real headache. I've had to reformat a machine or install a second instance locally when

Debugging [object ErrorEvent] in Angular Unit Tests

Debugging [object ErrorEvent] in Angular Unit Tests

So you've started unit testing your angular app and you get these crazy errors [object ErrorEvent] thrown. Gee, what a useful error message... What this error is saying, is that your "test" may have passed, but there were javascript errors later on. And these can be particularly annoying to troubleshoot.

Get rid of unwanted docker containers

Get rid of unwanted docker containers

If you use docker as a development environment, you are bound to run into creating a bunch of containers that you don't want anymore. Luckily, there is relatively simple way to get rid of them $ docker rm $(docker ps -q -f status=exited) This will clear all containers that have

Playing around with GraphQL

Playing around with GraphQL

I started playing around a bit with GraphQL in a rails environment. And to be honest, the documentation around this stuff can be a bit difficult to follow. I started by building out a standard rails api project and setting up all the docker dependencies. Got a very basic data

Add Zsh and OhMyZsh to your setup docker instances

Add Zsh and OhMyZsh to your setup docker instances

When I first start an application that I know will use docker, I like to avoid having to install ANY dependency that project may have. Docker is great for this, because I can create a linked setup / staging environment. However, I'm also not really willing to give up some of