Building our PostgreSQL database
In this section, we will be able to monitor the state of Docker containers, and configure and run a PostgreSQL database Docker container. So far, we have been using a JSON file to store our to-do items. This has served us well so far. In fact, there is no reason why we cannot use a JSON file throughout the rest of the book. However, there are some downsides to this outside of the book.
If the reads and writes to our JSON file increase, then we can have some concurrency issues and data corruption. There is also no checking on the type of data. Therefore, another developer can write a function that writes different data to the JSON file, and nothing will stand in the way.
There is also an issue with migrations. If we want to add a timestamp to the to-do items, this will only affect new to-do items that we insert into the JSON file. Therefore, some of our to-do items will have a timestamp, and others won't, which would introduce bugs into our...
