Vincenzo Buttazzo, Autore a Caribe 1999

Running MySQL/MariaDB and Sphinx in Docker for powerful search

Vincenzo Buttazzo Solutions 14 November 201914 November 2019Docker, MariaDB, MySQL, Sphinx SE

Want to setup a relational database with advanced search features? Just merge two specific software in one powerful application: MariaDB and Sphinx.

Perl6, get your test environment running in seconds

Vincenzo Buttazzo Perl6 15 June 201914 November 2019Docker, Perl6, Raku

So you want to give a try to Perl6 to see what this language can do for you, but you don’t want to mess up your system with a lot of software you don’t know if will ever use again. No problem! The obvious answer is called Docker.

Running MySQL/MariaDB and Sphinx in Docker for powerful search
Want to setup a relational database with advanced search features? Just merge two specific software in one powerful application: MariaDB and Sphinx.
Perl6, get your test environment running in seconds
So you want to give a try to Perl6 to see what this language can do for you, but you don’t want to mess up your system with a lot of software you don’t know if will ever use again. No problem! The obvious answer is called Docker.
Perl-FPM, running Perl on nginx as FastCGI
Perl was the language of choice in the early days of web programming, when Perl was a synonym for CGI. Many things are changed in the meanwhile, but we can still use Perl with a modern webserver to get things done!
Get started with Perl on Docker
Docker is the modern way for distribute applications. It allows you to create a deployable entity that will run in the same way on almost every *unix platform without the need to install anything more than same basic dependencies required by Docker itself. An ideal choice to run a code sample, a testing environment or
How to transfer only a certain file extension with rsync
Rsync is the tool of choice if you have to transfer files from a server to another one. The tool is very powerful and has a lot of options, but is not that easy to use when you have in mind what you need to do but you don’t know how.
How to correctly manage UTF-8 with Perl
Perl has a native support for different character encodings, like the well known UTF-8, but its default behavior is to use Latin-1. This brings easily to a lot of problems if you don’t tune certain settings.

Caribe 1999

Author: Vincenzo Buttazzo

Running MySQL/MariaDB and Sphinx in Docker for powerful search

Perl6, get your test environment running in seconds

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