Vyogotech·Nov 3Frappe/ERPNext on Kubernetes: The Honest Guide to Running It in Production with an OperatorRunning ERPNext on Kubernetes is possible. The harder part is keeping site provisioning, app versions, background workers, upgrades and…
Aishwar R Mishra·Oct 4Your website should not need a sprint ticketMarketing needs a landing page. Engineering owns the site. The page ships two weeks late, if it ships at all, and by then the campaign has…
Muhammad Ishaq Saqib·Sep 28I Logged In. The API Still Called Me Guest.Cookie login only works if the browser thinks your Vite app and the Python API are the same site. We made them look like one.
Prasant Pant·Sep 27When bench drop-site Fails in Production: A Safe Manual Cleanup for FrappeHow to identify a MariaDB authentication failure, remove the exact site database and account, and decide whether to keep a backup.
InDevOps.devbyPrasant Pant·Aug 23Run Multiple Frappe Sites Locally from One BenchWhen using multiple Frappe sites in development, bench use <site> only changes the default site. It does not assign a separate port.A response icon1A response icon1
Janak·Aug 15Why I Started Building a Document Management System Inside ERPNextThere was a question that kept coming back to me while working with ERPNext and Frappe:
Prasant Pant·Aug 5Stop Opening Log Files One by One — Use This Frappe Command InsteadA practical debugging shortcut for Frappe migrations, ERPNext deployments, and production incidents.
Sanjay Kumar·Jul 14Frappe Caching — A Real‑World GuideThis guide isn’t another theoretical treatise on caching. It’s the distilled essence of years of wrestling with Frappe performance issues…
Shukla Ritik·Jun 22From a Frappe Monolith to Zero-Downtime, Multi-Cluster Deploys — Without KubernetesHow I split a single-EC2 Frappe production setup into an independent app and data stack, unlocked blue/green zero-downtime deploys, and…
Janak·May 15ERPNext Mistakes That Quietly Destroy PerformanceERPNext is surprisingly fast when implemented properly.
