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      <title>Bootstrap PostgreSQL using Docker</title>
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      <description>Docker is a great tool for local development. Today we will look at how to bootstrap an instance of PostgreSQL with sample data to make development and testing a breeze. Files can be found here.
First create a new directory for our files:
mkdir postgres-bootstrap &amp;amp;&amp;amp; cd postgres-bootstrap  Next we will start off by creating our schema.sql file. Let&amp;rsquo;s make a table for customers and one for orders:
CREATE USER bootstrap; CREATE DATABASE bootstrap; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE bootstrap TO bootstrap; \c bootstrap; CREATE TABLE customers ( created timestamp without time zone DEFAULT now(), id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, email text, first_name text, last_name text ); ALTER TABLE customers OWNER TO &amp;quot;bootstrap&amp;quot;; CREATE TABLE orders ( created timestamp without time zone DEFAULT now(), id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, customer_id integer, amount decimal ); ALTER TABLE orders OWNER TO &amp;quot;bootstrap&amp;quot;;  We want to fill the database with some mock data.</description>
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