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Sometimes, we need to develop some projects with different Odoo version. So we need to make sure that the project’s dependencies will not interfere with the dependencies of other projects that can be running a different version of Odoo or will use different third-party add-on modules, which need different versions of Python dependencies.
This article will step by step to set up a multi-version Odoo development environment locally for Ubuntu (see more at Odoo 12 Development Cookbook).
Keeping track of your application’s database is not an easy task. Database schemas tend to mismatch in different environments, data in one of the databases may miss some crucial piece of data. Such occasions can be irritating, especially when caught in production.
The situation gets worse when the project is developed base on the microservice pattern. In this case, each of your services has its own database instance whose structure may differ from others’. So keeping track of your service’s databases can become a nightmare (See 6 Reasons to Version Control Your Database). Therefore it is useful if we can use database version control in the project.
In the previous article, I have introduced Building AWS Serverless applications with NX Dev Tools on a monorepo and the advances of Monorepo. In this article, I will step by step to apply Liquibase (database version control) to AWS Serveless application.
IntelliJ IDEA is the most popular IDE for Java. So it’s useful if we can develop, debug, and deploy AWS Serverless Application with IntelliJ IDEA.
This article will guide step by step from creating, debugging to deploying AWS Serverless Application.
This guy has asked the serverless forum for a solution to implement it. That is why I wanted to write this post to describe how to toggle VPC configuration per stage. I hope it can help you and save your time 🙂