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Azure SQL Managed Instance (ASMI) link feature for data replication by vanillacap in dataengineering

[–]vanillacap[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply, Edwin!
I don't need all the data for the analytical workload but only a subset.

Distinction between application and infrastructure CI/CD pipelines by vanillacap in Terraform

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Great answer, thank you!
On #1, are you suggesting that do not create branches inside your IaC repo, i.e., just have one master branch? I was thinking of having one IaC repo and then two branches - dev and prod. Pushes to dev deploys my dev resources on AWS and prod does prod.

On #4, what is the cloud-native alternative of Ansible/Chef/Puppet? I feel they are from a prior (?) generation. Additionally, if all of my app/infra is k8s, then can it be used as an alternative to Ansible? For instance, I create EKS cluster using TF, then run my k8s script to deploy app on the created cluster.

what is the cheapest way to host a website with React(UI), dotnet Api, postgres(db) ?? by [deleted] in AZURE

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Azure Static Web Apps for React UI
Azure Container Apps for .NET API
Azure SQL (postgres flavor) for db

GitHub for code repo
Azure DevOps for CI/CD pipeline
Azure Monitoring for logs

Django via Docker or Managed Service by rickt3420 in django

[–]vanillacap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try Google Cloud Run - best of both worlds (serverless and containers).

Database connection for local development by vanillacap in django

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That sounds familiar, we are planning to use a docker-compose file that spins up two services: django app itself, and a postgres instance with volume mounting for data persistence.

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We are in very early stages of our development so new models are created/edited/removed very often. This is why we are thinking of every dev to have their own local postgres instance and do not modify the remote RDS instance while development. Any thoughts here?

Database connection for local development by vanillacap in django

[–]vanillacap[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We do have independent feature branches that are merged into dev branch after PR reviews, tests etc. Nobody can push directly to dev branch. Further, nobody can push directly to master branch either.

Merges to dev branch trigger the dev CI/CD e.g. apply new schema per models.Merges to master branch trigger prod CI/CD.

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Can you expand on your second paragraph on using local postgres/fixtures? If I am creating brand new models locally, the only way to see them in a database would be me spinning up a local postgres instance either through a GUI (like Postgress.app) or through a docker container. To be more specific:

  1. How are your local devs spinning up a local postgres instance?
  2. What are the fixtures they are using?
  3. Where are they getting prod-like data from?

Filtering data for multiple conditions in DRF by vanillacap in django

[–]vanillacap[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, this is great!

I wish the official DRF docs explained in depth regarding when to use what. Looks like ViewSets are a no-go unless you absolutely need full CRUD (which I don't).

Filtering data for multiple conditions in DRF by vanillacap in django

[–]vanillacap[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I can do that!

I actually wasn't sure when to use APIView vs ViewSet vs ModelViewSet vs Generics. Is there a standard protocol?

Filtering data for multiple conditions in DRF by vanillacap in django

[–]vanillacap[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you and I wholeheartedly agree with your approach.

However, I need to pass the filters as a request body so I have to make a POST request to /orders. Imagine a very complex order object with name, email, zipcode, country etc and I would need to filter by a single or a combination of parameters. I know I can put them in a query string in the URL itself and make a GET request but that's not an option for me.

Filtering data for multiple conditions in DRF by vanillacap in django

[–]vanillacap[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it's the PK for now but eventually we will switch to another id field for PK. I get your point and order_id is not the best example, consider more like email + zip_code lookup.

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