I have been using pass for quite awhile now on both Linux and Windows, and I think it’s a great terminal password manager. It uses gpg to encrypt your passwords into physical files in an organized folder structure, this means that your encrypted passwords are not anywhere on the cloud.

This post is about how I currently handle database migrations with Python. My go-to tech stack setup is FastAPI, SQLAlchemy 2.0, and alembic. I also make scripts so that I don’t need to remember the commands, as they are kind of hard to remember sometimes. Those scripts will also be included in this post.

If you are running into a “SSL connection could not be established” error on your .NET application while using a linux distribution, then this solution might help you solve that.