Setting up n8n on your own domain might sound complex, but it's actually quite straightforward once you break it down into simple steps. Having n8n running on your own domain gives you complete control over your automation workflows, ensures your data stays private, and allows you to access your workflows from anywhere …
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Think you need to run multiple applications with different environments on a single computer. Traditionally, you would use Virtual Machines (VMs) to create separate operating systems for each application. But now there's a faster and lighter way: Docker containers. Let’s explore how Docker and VMs differ and when to …
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A Docker image is like a recipe or template for your application. It contains your app’s code and everything needed to run it (dependencies, libraries, settings). It doesn't run by itself, it is just a snapshot, ready to be used.

A Docker container is a running instance of a Docker image. When you start an image, you …

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You’ve built and run containers for development, testing, or demos. But once you’re done, those stopped or unused containers can clutter your system and waste disk space. 🚮 In this guide, you’ll learn how to remove Docker containers individually, in bulk, and even prune them automatically, keeping your environment …
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Imagine you're running a large restaurant with hundreds of customers. You need to manage multiple chefs, waiters, and kitchen staff efficiently. Kubernetes is like the restaurant manager that helps you orchestrate and manage all these components smoothly. In the world of software, Kubernetes (often abbreviated as K8s) …
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You're building an app that works perfectly on your computer. But when you send it to your friend or deploy it on a server, it crashes. Sound familiar? 😩 In today’s fast-paced world of app development, consistency is everything. That’s where Docker comes in. Like a magic box 📦 that packs your app with everything it …
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