I finally got a reactive map setup, and I can save markers in a collection.
Now I want to get a users longitude and laditude
I want to find it using their IP address
You can use atmosphere.js package (Geolocation)mdg:geolocation in you application.
Add the above geolocation package in your meteor application using meteor add mdg:geolocation in your meteor console. Include the package in you package using api.use(); . Then you can use the api call Geolocation.latLng() to get the latitude and longitude.
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I would like to connect my ELK setup (which is on Elastic Cloud) with the data stored in Sage Intacct.
What is the correct way to get the data from Sage Intacct and use it to visualise in Kibana?
Main problem is how we connect the data source or what is the process for it?
Below is a sage intacct integration sample. It is built in Linx, a low-code dev platform for backends. You can use it to extract your data and load into a dashboard of your choice using a REST API.
Github sample: https://github.com/linx-software/Sage_Intacct_Linx_Sample
blog: https://linx.software/blog/sage-intacct-integration/
I'm trying to protect my Firebase Cloud Functions with Cloud Armor so I'm trying to setup Load Balancer. I created a Backend and added a Serverless Network Endpoint Group. In this panel, I can select only one cloud function but I have more than one cloud function so I have to use other option which is URL masking.
I'm following this guide: https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/https/setting-up-https-serverless#using-url-mask
Problem is:
When I try URL masking like this:
us-central1-myproject-a123b.cloudfunctions.net/<function>
It doesn't work like this. I've readed official guides about NEG and URL masking but I really don't understand how can I create a serverless network endpoint group containing all my cloud functions with an URL containing <function>.
As described in the documentation, if the pattern is <your function URL>/<functionName> (that is your case us-central1-myproject-a123b.cloudfunctions.net/<function>), you have to set /<function> in the url mask
I'm trying to query several coordinates through the revgeocode command of the ggmap package, but at the time of running my code tells me that it is not possible to connect to the API url.
I'm trying to understand:
How to place the API key inside the code so that the query can be generated?
Why does it tell me that I have already exceeded the number of consultations if I have not made one?
Below is part of the code:
ll <- cbind(Longitud, Latitud)
LL_1 <- as.matrix(ll)
DirR <- rep(0, nrow(LL_1))
for (j in 1:nrow(LL_1)){
DirR[j]<- revgeocode(LL_1[j,])
}
You need to upgrade ggmap to version 2.7.903 from Github and register your Google Maps API key. There is a tutorial under this link.
How to place the API key inside the code so that the query can be generated?
You have to register_google(key = "...") in every new R session before you execute any calls to the API.
Why does it tell me that I have already exceeded the number of consultations if I have not made one?
If you do not register a billing-enabled Google Maps API key, you share the quota with all the requests of your geographical region.
When you create a function with Cloud Functions for Firebase you get a url something like this - https://firebase-app.cloudfunctions.net/helloWorld - I want to be able to create a cname to go to a url like this - https://firebase-app.cloudfunctions.net/ - Is it possible to create a "default function" which would give me a root path like that?
If not, will it be possible in the future?
First, you should try to create your own Express app and specify routes through that.
If that's not what you want, please file a feature request to indicate that you're interested in this.
You can also try to fully control you own domain powered by Cloud Functions by using a reverse proxy.
I have an index in ElasticSearch. There is a client_ip attribute on this index. In Kibana I have a Map option to create world map based dashboard. How can I leverage this option and the client_ip attribute on the index to show counts on the world map?
After I saw the first two answers below. Before I push the data to ES, I looked up GeoPoint [lon, lat] with client ip. In Kibana 3.1.2 I created a bettermap and pointed it to this geo field. Curling the request behind this bettermap returns a lot of data back. their geoPoints look good. However BetterMap doesn't return anything back. Anything reason why?
Thank you
Kibana or Elasticsearch don't have the capability to convert IP to Geo information. You need to do it using Geo lite database or something and then push it to Elasticsearch as Geo point type. Then you can visualize using kibana.
If you are using logstash , you can use the Geo plugin to do this seamlessly.
You'd need to leverage a service to turns those IPs into ElasticSearch "Geo Point" types.
https://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/mapping-geo-point-type.html#mapping-geo-point-type