I have searched online but I cannot find a way to use the packages such as aws.translate. My company accesses AWS using SSO and we cannot generate key pairs. I launched an ec2 instance where I run a docker file which contains R and Python. I believe lots of corporate users face similar issues. Could someone please guild on how to use those CloudyR packages in SSO environment?
I installed aws.translate, aws.ec2metadata and aws.signature. use_credentials cannot find .aws/credentials file. ecs.metadata() returns NULL. And I receive Bad Request HTTP 400 if I directly use the translate function.
I want my shiny app to be deployed on client system but I want to make sure that client cannot decrypt/view the algorithm or source code . I have been reading a lot on this but got no solution to this. I do not have the option to run it on my server and then make the client hit this as an api. I have to run code in client environment ??
Can anyone guide me how can I do it while maintaining the IP of algorithm ?
I'm trying to install IBM BPM 8.5.6 in a linux environment with Oracle database.
Steps I followed to install was
Installed the IBM Installation
Manager using BPM PFS
Installed WAS
and BPM Process Center using The
installation manager.
Created 3 oracle schema for shred db, process
server and performance server
Configured the installation using
sample single cluster process center
file provided by IBM. : using
BPMConfig –create option
The installation was successful and I could see all tables being created. Then I started started it using BPMConfig –start option. That too completed successfully.
I didn't change any ports so it should be using all default ports. Afterwards when I try to access the console like http://servername:9080/ProcessAdmin or http://servername:9080/ProcessCenter or anything i'm getting a 404 error message Error 404: com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.servlet.exception.NoTargetForURIException: No target servlet configured for uri: /ProcessAdmin
Do I have to do anything else? Or what is the starting point or default url to get to process portal or admin console. The WAS admin console is working fine.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Since you probably used custom installation, you have to properly initialize data calling following command:
bootstrapProcessServerData.bat -clusterName cluster_name
I am just starting to get my head wrapped around continuous deployment with Jenkins, but I am running into some roadblocks and I haven't really found very many good, definitive resources on the topic in regards to ASP.NET applications.
I have set up a local build server than successfully pulls down code from a SVN repo, and builds it OK with MSBuild. This works well so far, but now I'd like to automate pushing this compiled code to a development server.
My problem is this - from what I gather based on what I read (which may be an incorrect assumption...) is that the staging server is typically within the same network as the build server, meaning you can share network resources, servers, etc.
In my case, I want to run the Jenkins server on a remote VPS, then deploy to other remote VPSes (so, essentially individual isolated machines communicating with each other).
I have seen alot of terms, but I am very new in my Sys Admin / DevOps type skills.
So, my question is this:
Is it even possible to, using Jenkins on a VPS, to then deploy to any particular server I choose? (I have full access to all of them, so if its a security thing, I can fix that... but they are not within the same network/domain)
What is the method to achieve this? I've seen xcopy, Web Deployment Packages (msdeploy), batch scripts, etc. mentioned, but not really a guidance behind what to use in what situations. Are any of these methods useful to achieve my goal?
Thanks for any help or guidance!
How is your Powershell? ;) You should check out psake.
psake is a build automation tool written in PowerShell. It avoids the
angle-bracket tax associated with executable XML by leveraging the
PowerShell syntax in your build scripts. psake has a syntax inspired
by rake (aka make in Ruby) and bake (aka make in Boo), but is easier
to script because it leverages your existent command-line knowledge.
psake is pronounced sake – as in Japanese rice wine. It does NOT rhyme
with make, bake, or rake.
You can deploy your files to the target server through SSH. Jenkins do support transfers through SSH. All you need to do is setting up a SSH server ex : CopSSH and a user account with admin permissions. and configuring the Jenkins to transfer through SSH.
Create host configurations in the main Jenkins configuration
Add an SSH Server
Add the public key to the remote server (the build server)
Click "Test Configuration"
Save
Configure a job to Publish Over SSH (Post Build Action)
Add Transfer Set.
Refer Publish Over SSH For More details
I need to load into sqlserver all of my locally stored email messages. Currently those are thunderbird-based but if i need some sort of export-to-outlook utility, fine, just say the word. I could probably adapt some asp.net (c#) code to access the local messages but doing the google against:
export emails from thunderbird to sql server
import to sqlserver from outlook
and a vast variation there of, is not getting me any closer to either a utility or someone's codeplex project.
it's probably trivial local file access stuff, so it's probably been done a few thousand times and has to have been presented as utility code a few hundred...but how do i find it?
thx
A solution is to setup a virtual machine or a server running linux (debian) or FreeBSD (my favorite). To install postgreSQL and DBmail and to connect through IMAP to DBmail.
With dbmail it is possible to store all email into SQL.