Sovereign Backend Mastery

Running a full back-end stack without the cloud is finally possible.

Podman Desktop makes this transition seamless for any technical enthusiast.

You can deploy entire ecosystem with a few simple clicks.

So, uh, that's what we're gonna do today.

Um, don't worry if you're a command line warrior like I am, I'll show you that as well.

So I got you guys all covered, whether you wanna use, uh, just a GUI or you want to use, uh, the command line.

I highly recommend that you don't need to know everything about the command line, but knowing the basics will help you when you have to troubleshoot.

Or remember, one of the problems with using UIs is that sometimes there are bugs in them, so you need to drop down anyway.

So it's a good idea to learn.

Now, if you don't wanna learn that, you want somebody to take care of it, you can always contact me at herojambo.com/contact or jambo-services.com/contact.

All right.

So, um, the experience seeing your first local instance go live is electric.

You realize that you no longer need or trust a corporate dashboard.

Your data is now a sovereign asset under your direct command.

That's super important.

And, um, [clears throat] so it's very simple to deploy this stack.

Uh, basically you can, uh, just follow the instructions.

I'll show you that as well.

And you command line warriors, um, you simply clone.

Now, if you see here, I put depth one here.

I remember I told you guys when you do cloning, don't always simply just clone because some projects are like, you know, twenty, thirty years old.

You don't wanna get like thirty years worth of, uh, history.

Here's one of the latest one, uh, in this case, uh, Supabase.

Uh, uh, it's literally all you need to do is just a C.

Then you cd into a folder, and you copy the environment, uh, example to environment.

Running a full back-end stack without the cloud is finally possible.

Podman Desktop makes this transition seamless for any technical enthusiast.

You can deploy entire ecosystem with a few simple clicks.

So, uh, that's what we're gonna do today.

Um, don't worry if you're a command line warrior like I am, I'll show you that as well.

So I got you guys all covered, whether you wanna use, uh, just a GUI or you want to use, uh, the command line.

I highly recommend that you don't need to know everything about the command line, but knowing the basics will help you when you have to troubleshoot.

Or remember, one of the problems with using UIs is that sometimes there are bugs in them, so you need to drop down anyway.

So it's a good idea to learn.

Now, if you don't wanna learn that, you want somebody to take care of it, you can always contact me at herojambo.com/contact or jambo-services.com/contact.

All right.

So, um, the experience seeing your first local instance go live is electric.

You realize that you no longer need or trust a corporate dashboard.

Your data is now a sovereign asset under your direct command.

That's super important.

And, um, [clears throat] so it's very simple to deploy this stack.

Uh, basically you can, uh, just follow the instructions.

I'll show you that as well.

And you command line warriors, um, you simply clone.

Now, if you see here, I put depth one here.

I remember I told you guys when you do cloning, don't always simply just clone because some projects are like, you know, twenty, thirty years old.

You don't wanna get like thirty years worth of, uh, history.

Here's one of the latest one, uh, in this case, uh, Supabase.

Uh, uh, it's literally all you need to do is just a C.

Then you cd into a folder, and you copy the environment, uh, example to environment.