Last week, several Docker containers repeatedly crashed despite my attempts to restart them. I consulted Mr. Peter and discovered that the disk had reached its maximum capacity of 20GB. To resolve this, I needed to increase the disk size by 50GB. I sought Mr. Peter’s guidance on how to proceed, but since I was not very familiar with Docker commands, I researched Docker containers further. Before making any changes to the disk, I created backup files to ensure data integrity in case of any issues. Despite several attempts, I was unsuccessful, and Mr. Peter eventually helped me expand the disk size while preserving the data.
Afterward, I resumed optimizing a query by implementing pagination instead of fetching the entire list in one API call. While working on a query to read a list of entities from the backend, I encountered an issue where I could not directly query a specific column which was not present in the table. Previously, filtering was done on the front end using BackgroundDataGridCollection, and I was assigning the data names by using a foreach loop into each of the wrapper. I sought Mr. Peter’s advice on the best approach. The next day, he suggested creating three additional tables to store unique names, establishing relationships with the existing table to facilitate querying without manually assigning names.
Following this, I initialized the models for the three new tables, configured their relationships, and added integration tests for each table.
By the end of the week, there were still many parts of the code needing optimization for a cleaner approach, which I plan to continue next week.