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point to experience the CMS User Interface. 2. As another option, you can set up the project using docker [https://www.django- cms.org/en/blog/2021/01/19/how-you-spin-up-a-django-cms-project-in-less-than-5-minutes/] quickstart The django CMS quickstart project is a template for a Docker-based production- ready setup. Especially if you know your way around Docker, you will be able to quickly set up a project that is ready locally without Docker, you can install django CMS by hand in a few steps. Setup Docker (Step 1) Install docker from here [https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/]. If you have not used docker in the past, please

again. Tip: If your Oracle Database runs in a Docker container, you can restart the container to apply the configuration changes - . Replace with the docker restart oracle_container_name oracle_container_name oracle_container_name name of your Oracle Docker container. 8) Open DBeaver and initiate the process to create a new database connection. If unsure how to start, refer to the article on . creating a connection migrating your project, focusing on a scenario where DBeaver Team Edition has been deployed using Docker. We offer a range of deployment options for DBeaver Team Edition, each with its own specific steps

again. Tip: If your Oracle Database runs in a Docker container, you can restart the container to apply the configuration changes - . Replace with the docker restart oracle_container_name oracle_container_name oracle_container_name name of your Oracle Docker container. 8) Open DBeaver and initiate the process to create a new database connection. If unsure how to start, refer to the article on . creating a connection migrating your project, focusing on a scenario where DBeaver Team Edition has been deployed using Docker. We offer a range of deployment options for DBeaver Team Edition, each with its own specific steps

again. Tip: If your Oracle Database runs in a Docker container, you can restart the container to apply the configuration changes - . Replace with the docker restart oracle_container_name oracle_container_name oracle_container_name name of your Oracle Docker container. 8) Open DBeaver and initiate the process to create a new database connection. If unsure how to start, refer to the article on . creating a connection migrating your project, focusing on a scenario where DBeaver Team Edition has been deployed using Docker. We offer a range of deployment options for DBeaver Team Edition, each with its own specific steps