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We've added two new exercises for database-modelling.com:

1. In the third part of the Kubernetes series, we are taking a quick look into containers and registries and how we can design a database model from it.
2. Due the high demand, we've added an exercise for designing a database which can store DNS zones and records.

We've added to two new exercises for database-modelling.com:

1. In the second part of the Kubernetes series, we are looking into how to model a database for a Kubernetes cluster architecture.

2. In addition to Kubernetes, we have added an exercise about Amazon Elastic Container Service. We are using the official Amazon documentation, to model a database storing relevant ECS objects

During the Christmas holidays I finally found time to upload new tasks.

1. Managing Apex Legends community tourneys: How to model a database for managing Apex Legends community tourneys. The exercise is freely available at https://database-modelling.com/exercise/managing-apex-legends-community-tourneys.

2. Customer testimonials - Part 1: How to build a database for recording customer testimonials. The exercise is freely available at https://database-modelling.com/exercise/customer-testimonials-part-1

3. Customer testimonials - Part 2: Customer testimonials with custom testimonial fields and granted usages. This exercise is part of the subscription.

Yesterday, I've added the following exercises to database-modelling.com:

1. Modelling the "Newsletter spy" app -an IH product-
2. and the first part of modelling Kubernete's internal database.

The exercise for "Newsletter spy" is freely available at https://database-modelling.com/exercise/newsletter-spy.

Today, I've added the two IH products lampant - a virtual suggestion box and Hitsnag - Shortcuts to your favorite productivity tools to the list of new exercises for database-modelling.com.

Both exercises are freely available.

Two more new exercises! As partof my "Free backlinks for IndieHackers" initiative, I gave the Podcast template a free push. You can get the free exercise and solution at database-modelling.com.

The second exercise is for subscribers only and lets you model a database for a SIM card management application.

In this week I've added two more exercises. In our first exercise we are looking into a document kit for Design Thinking and turn this document kit into a relational database, ready to use for a SaaS product. As part of my "Free backlinks for IndieHackers" initiative, the exercise is publicly available and can be reused for free. Check it out at https://database-modelling.com/exercise/document-kit-for-pms-ui-and-ux-designer.

The second exercise is for subscribers only: How can we reverse engineer the publicly available functionality of Microsoft Teams into a relational database.

After reaching out I got my first five users who will now receive database modelling exercises through e-mail :-)

I've also added another YouTube video, talking about a previous final exam for the "Fachinformatiker" tranining. I hope, that I'll be able to publish a YouTube sum-up once a week.

For the next few days I want to implement to automatically generate a sitemap for SEO reasons, based upon all publicly available modelling exercises on database-modelling.com.

After working on it for a few weeks now, I've finally published the first version for https://database-modelling.com.

With the next final exams upcoming, my trainees now automatically receive new high-quality exercises for modelling database / ER diagrams.