What im looking for is a machine readable (ideally jsonschema) version of https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/api/ref_v3/rest/v1/projects.dashboards
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I have a .net web api application where I have used Serilog and was able to generate both structured logs with custom fields. All log files are stored in a folder in the server. Can I install Kibana/Grafana in the same server to create dashboards using info in the structured log files. Their(Kibana/Grafana) website refer to data sources like Elastisearch or some other but not directly structured logs.
Both Kibana and Grafana require some kind of database to connect to. AFAIK, so does Apache Superset.
If you don't want to provision and manage a database, you could just write something to read the files directly and render charts.
I am working on migrating teradata DBs to any open source DB(which DB is under discussion). I came across Apache Drill engine. My question is can we use drill to load data from teradata? If yes, can we use it as a schema conversion tool?
In theory yes it can load data from Teradata, since Teradata has a JDBC driver you can configure Teradata as a source. For an example of how to configure a JDBC data source in Drill see the docs here.
Drill has a CTAS statement. I know it can be used to write parquet, CSV, and json files, but I'm not sure what other data sources it supports.
To get more information about what Drill can do, and to request features, please get in touch with the Drill team on the user list.
I want to create a custom report. Response format for sonarqube web service API /api/issues/search is JSON or XML. How can I use that response to create a html or CSV file using "unix shell without using command line tools" so that I can use it as a Report. Or is there any other better way to achieve this?
you can generate a html file if you run an analysis in the preview mode http://docs.sonarqube.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=6947686
It looks as if the SonarQube team has been working hard to not allow people to do this. They appear to want people to purchase an Enterprise Subscription in order to export reports.
An old version of sonar-runner (now called sonar-scanner) had an option to allow local report output. But that feature is "no more supported".
ERROR: The preview mode, along with the 'sonar.analysis.mode' parameter, is no more supported. You should stop using this parameter.
Looks like version 2.4 of Sonar Runner does what you want. If you can find it. Of course they only have 2.5RC1 available on the site now.
Using the following command should work on version 2.4:
sonar-runner -Dsonar.analysis.mode=preview -Dsonar.issuesReport.html.enable=true
There at least two open-source projects that query the SQ API to generate reports in various formats.
https://github.com/cnescatlab/sonar-cnes-report/tree/dev (Java)
https://github.com/soprasteria/sonar-report (JavaScript/Node)
At the time of writing both are active.
I Working on Qt where i need to insert data generated from Qt into the mysql database through php script. I am developing one Android Application so I have found this way only to insert data into mysql server through php?
I look forward for yours replies I'll be very thankful if help me out of this problem.
more than 2 weeks i am trying to this.
Thanks!!
There are a few ways you can do this. If your Android app is only for you or a small group of people, you could connect directly to the MySQL database on your server using the QSql library.
However, that won't scale well and it isn't best practice to have direct database connection on an open network.
An alternative way is to use HTTP Post commands to your server where a php script will be able to unpack the information contained within the POST data. Once the PHP script has unpacked the information it can then insert it into the MySQL database on the same server or a different one.
It would be advisable to encrypt the data before sending from your app and decrypting the data in you php script, especially if commercially or personally sensitive data is being transferred.
The following stack overflow questions may help you with creating HTTP POSTs:
How can I create a HTTP POST request with Qt 4.6.1?
Qt Simple Post Request
Most of the people do struggle in qt c++ programming while to go error "Driver not loaded". To fix this problem just install mysql and go to programme files and open msql folder. then go to bin and copy a file written "libmySQL.dll" and paste it in the bin of qt bin folder, the problem will be solved if you still got a problem i will sent you my Qt creator 5.7Tutorial. Thankx, I hope this will work for you
Is there anyway to open and read a SQLite database file on GAE?
I am currently uploading dbs to blobstore as admin and serving them publicly to user clients. I just can't read them in the GAE admin interface.
You can use SQLITE on Google App Engine. The problem has nothing to do with the support of certain libraries. It has to do with read-only file system. There is, however, a writable /tmp directory. If your app on startup first copies the db.sqlite3 file to /tmp/db.sqlite3 and references this path as database path, it will work.
There are, however, drawbacks.
1. This is not a "real" directory i.e. it's stored im memory. If database is too large, one will get problems.
2. Each instance has its own copy of db.sqlite3 file. Does not scale well.
Here is a django example:
Using SQLITE for local Django development for Google App Engine?
Short answer, no it is not possible to use a SQLite database on a standard Google App Engine application as it is not currently supported. However, you can give a try at implementing your own configuration with the App Engine Flexible Environment that allows to take advantage of custom libraries through Infrastructure Customization.
In case you would want to experiment, here is a sample Django application designed to be run with its default SQLite database on the App Engine Flexible Environment. Still, make sure to read the database notice providing alternative data storage options and explaining that SQLite data does not persist upon instance restart.