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Using Docker for In-Memory Test Databases

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August 21, 2019

Unit testing is great, and in-memory databases are great for unit testing, but testing against an SQLite database when production is running Postgres or MySQL is not ideal.

In this talk, given at a recent San Francisco Django Meetup,  Terran Olson discusses using Docker for in-memory test databases.

Enjoy the video!

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