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117 | phpMyAdmin or Adminer? What if you have PostgreSQL? 🐘 A simple guide to choosing a database tool

2025-10-08

phpMyAdmin or Adminer? What if you have PostgreSQL? 🐘 A simple guide to choosing a database tool

Congratulations! You just set up your web server (LAMP, LEMP, or something else) and are ready to build awesome websites. You have an operating system, a web server, a programming language, but one important puzzle piece remains — the database. Managing it without a convenient tool is like fixing a car without a wrench. 😅

072 | Dokploy: Your Own Heroku on Docker – Full Control and Flexibility

2025-08-03


Introduction to Dokploy: Manage Docker Apps on Your Terms

In previous articles, we explored powerful SaaS deployment platforms like Vercel and Netlify, which offer simplicity and speed by letting a third party manage your infrastructure. Now it’s time to dive into the world of self-hosted solutions with Dokploy. Dokploy is more than just a control panel—it’s your personal “Heroku” that you install on your own server. It’s designed to simplify deploying and managing Docker containers while giving you full control over your environment, without subscription fees for every little thing.

Dokploy: Simple Management of Docker Applications on Your Server

2025-07-29

In the world of self-hosted solutions for application management, Dokploy is a modern and powerful platform designed to significantly simplify the deployment and management of Docker containers on your own server. Forget about the complexities of manually configuring Docker Compose, Nginx, or Traefik—Dokploy offers an intuitive web interface that makes this process accessible even to those just starting their journey into containerization. It’s the perfect solution for developers and teams seeking full control over their infrastructure without unnecessary hassle.

061 | n8n + Supabase: PostgreSQL, Authentication, and API All in One

2025-07-23

n8n + Supabase: PostgreSQL, Authentication, and API All in One

We continue our series on n8n’s integration with backend services. Today’s focus is Supabase — a popular open-source Firebase alternative built on PostgreSQL. Supabase delivers everything a modern backend needs — DB, authentication, API, realtime — and integrates seamlessly with n8n.


What Is Supabase?

Supabase is a BaaS (Backend-as-a-Service) that brands itself as an “open-source Firebase alternative,” powered by PostgreSQL. It offers:

045 | FastPanel: A Powerful and User-Friendly Control Panel for Efficient Server Management

2025-07-07


Introduction to FastPanel

In the market of free server control panels, FastPanel stands out as a powerful and modern solution offering a wide range of features without compromising on performance. Unlike lightweight options aimed at minimal setups, FastPanel seeks to deliver full functionality comparable to paid alternatives, while remaining free for personal use and small projects. If you’re looking for a panel that combines rich features, high performance, and an intuitive interface to manage your VPS or dedicated server, FastPanel is an excellent choice.

035 | Databases in Detail: PostgreSQL — Power, Flexibility, and Standards Compliance

2025-06-27

In the previous article, we covered MySQL — a reliable and popular leader in the world of relational databases. Today we turn to its main competitor, often called “the world’s most advanced open-source relational database” — PostgreSQL. Known for its strict SQL compliance, extensive feature set, and remarkable extensibility, PostgreSQL stands out among relational systems.


What is PostgreSQL?

PostgreSQL is a powerful, open-source (BSD-licensed) object-relational database management system (ORDBMS). It began as the POSTGRES project at the University of California, Berkeley in 1986 and was renamed PostgreSQL in 1996. Unlike purely relational systems, PostgreSQL incorporates object-oriented concepts, making it more flexible and powerful.

033 | Database Servers: Your Digital Archive and Application Brain — Overview of Types and Use Cases

2025-06-25

In today’s digital world, where every click, purchase, or message generates data, there’s a pressing need for efficient storage, management, and fast access. That’s exactly what database servers are for. They are the invisible but essential foundation of any dynamic application — from simple blogs and e-commerce platforms to complex enterprise systems, financial tools, and AI solutions.


What is a Database (DB) and Why Do You Need One?

A database (DB) is an organized collection of information, structured in a way that makes it easy to access, manage, and update. A database server is a software system that provides access and management services for one or more databases.