This is a series of blogs detailing my introduction to using OData v4 with C# and ASP.NET WebApi. The source code for the project can be found here. Up to now we have been creating individual controller actions for our entities either for selecting all entities or selecting entities by key. One of the powers … More Part 14d – OData v4 in ASP.NET WebApi – Query Options – COUNT
In the last blog I introduced Redis. In this blog I will cover some of the basics. Command Line Interface You can interact with the Redis server using the redis-cli command line interface. Here I am checking my Redis server is up and running. Note: I am using an installation by Jetware running on Ubuntu … More Redis Database – Part 02 – Basics
This is a blog series on using the Redis NoSQL database. Introduction I have been around databases for 30 years starting out with IDMS on ICL mainframes. That progressed into Sybase and Microsoft SQL Server. I have cut my teeth on relational databases however; the one size fits all no longer applies anymore. Those previous … More Redis Database – Part 01 – Foundation
This is a series of blogs detailing my introduction to using OData v4 with C# and ASP.NET WebApi. The source code for the project can be found here. Up to now we have been creating individual controller actions for our entities either for selecting all entities or selecting entities by key. One of the powers … More Part 14c – OData v4 in ASP.NET WebApi – Query Options – EXPAND
In the last blog I explained how we can use volumes to persist our database data. In this blog I will show you how to create your own image which includes a SQL Server cumulative update. Download the Latest SQL 2017 Cumulative Update The current image we have been using is SQL 2017 RTM-CU3. At … More SQL Server 2017 in a Container – Part 7
In this last blog I showed how to create a container with more options and then how we can connect to it from outside using sqlcmd and SQL Server Management Studio. In this blog I will explain how we can use volumes to persist our database data. Persisting Database Data When a container is created … More SQL Server 2017 in a Container – Part 6
In Part 4 I showed how to setup the network side in order to connect to the container from the container host and a Hyper-v VM running on the container host. In this blog I am going to show you how to create a container with more options and then how we can connect to … More SQL Server 2017 in a Container – Part 5
In Part 3 I showed how to create a container with default options and how to launch a command prompt and powershell inside the container. In this blog I will show how setup the network side in order to connect to the container from the container host and a Hyper-v VM running on the container … More SQL Server 2017 in a Container – Part 4
In Part 2 I showed how to pull down the latest SQL 2017 image. In this blog I will show how we can create a container. Creating a Container There are two ways to create a container: docker create docker run docker create is used for creating the container in a stopped state. You then … More SQL Server 2017 in a Container – Part 3
In Part 1 I showed how to get Docker for Windows installed on a Windows 10 machine. In this blog we will search and pull down the latest SQL Server 2017 image. Docker Hub Docker public images are stored in a docker registry called Docker Hub. Images are the building blocks of containers. This is … More SQL Server 2017 in a Container – Part 2
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