gilhari_autoincrement_example
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Overview
Demonstrates how to configure Gilhari ORM to use database-generated primary keys (autoincrement IDs) for JSON objects in a RESTful microservice.
Installation
docker run -d -p 80:8081 --name gilhari_autoincrement_example_app gilhari_autoincrement_exampleSecurity Notes
The server exposes a RESTful API over HTTP, as is its purpose. It uses a base Docker image (softwaretree/gilhari), assuming the security of that base. No obvious malicious components, obfuscation, or arbitrary code execution (`eval`) detected. Standard microservice network exposure is the primary consideration.
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