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Funnily enough I am gregpxc (the one who posted the noob instructions there) lol
Thanks for those, btw. Both docker and sql are things that I'm not super familiar with, so it was nice to have a guide.
I am glad they helped! I am new to this as well so after piecing all the steps together I wanted to make sure it was easier for other first timers.
Just wanted to say, I love people with attitudes like yours. Figure out something challenging and then immediately put your knowledge to use by helping others through the challenges you just faced.
Kudos 👍
I'm a Sys Admin that actually documents so it comes naturally at this point 🤣
Regardless of why you do it, I, and I'm sure many others are very grateful for your contribution! Thank you!