gilhari_onetomany_example
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Overview
Demonstrates one-to-many JSON object relationships using Gilhari ORM with a RESTful microservice.
Installation
docker run -d -p 80:8081 --name gilhari_onetomany_example_container gilhari_onetomany_exampleSecurity Notes
The project is a standard Dockerized RESTful microservice. It opens port 80/8081 for API access, which is inherent to its function. By default, it uses an embedded SQLite database. No explicit code-level security vulnerabilities or malicious practices like obfuscation or 'eval' are evident from the provided information. Running any external Docker image carries inherent risks, but this appears to be a legitimate example from a software vendor.
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