I am trying to deploy Cloud Foundry application to IBM cloud. When I try to create "Toolchain" and select Region under "Delivery Pipeline", I don't get any value under "Organization" label.
I went through IBM cloud's deployment description page and tried to change the region from "Frankfurt" to "Dallas" as recommended.
I am using Lite account, therefore, cannot create more than one organization.
Please note that I already have one organization created which is not getting discovered.
I expect the "Organization" and "Space" column to populate automatically once the region is selected.
I solved it by putting region correctly. My organization belonged to region "United Kingdom" so I had to select region "London" while creating a toolchain.
Make sure you have done the following steps correctly.
1. Note down Organization name, Region, and Space name from a link given below.
Go to this link https://cloud.ibm.com/account/cloud-foundry and then click on the organization name. After that you will see this page then notes these things.
2: Go to the link given below to create toolchain and on the page put everything on red marking below that you noted above.
#OmUniyal, If you're just starting out working with toolchains, I would recommend creating the toolchain in a resource group rather than an organization. Although there is no planned date, organization based toolchains will eventually be migrated to resource group based ones. Functionally toolchains in orgs or resource groups are basically the same, it's just the "container" holding them.
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For context, I just read this question Creating Issues on Board in Azure DevOps from API
I have the exact same goal, except the solution didn't address it enough in my opinion because it didn't create the element inside the board.
I am using https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/wit/work-items/create?view=azure-devops-rest-5.1&tabs=HTTP, It works great, however, I cannot send my item in a specific team board, it always end in "Work Items" menu, did I miss a field or something ?
That depends on your board.... as an example, for Agile you have to create User Story, Feature, or Epic.
Additionally, check your team settings (Define area paths and assign to a team)... if it uses custom settings for Area Path, you have to add Area Path to your request body.
I'm attending a MOOC course and I am a complete newbe of IBM cloud. The reason for which I am writing here is, as reported on the subject, that I am struggling with an istance creation.
First of all the system believes that converting part of the web pages in Italian is of any help to me, but it's not! In fact, all the times I'm googling for an help I have to figure out the English translation of what's written in Italian. This also means that, up to the moment in which I'll figure out how to convert ALL in English, some of the words could be a bit wrong.
By the way..
login into my IBM cloud account
--> click on catalogue
--> select "Services"
--> select "Database"
--> select the square "dB2"
A page like the following one opens to me
Here some problems:
The systems wants to know which is my location ("ubicazione") than, according with my MOOC explanations, I should have to select the socalled "lite plane", which is free. But the only way to select that "lite plane" is not to select "Milan" into the "ubicazione" selector.
So, once I've chosen "London", the "lite plane" square open up, as you can see in the following picture
But still there is no way to create a new istance as, in some ways, the system believes I already have a free instance opened
Particularly, in the previous image you can see the following message
Crea servizio
You can only have one instance of a Lite plan per service. To create a new instance, either delete your existing Lite plan instance or select a paid plan.
ID transazione: 4b9c59b60dd2413b8ba0e5ab1e5d5811
apart the weird fact that is half in Italian half in English, I realize that I may have a new instance opened in one of my previous attempts, but it is not, as you can see here
So, what's wrong in all of this? Could you help me to figure out how to create a new dB2 instance and how to make IBM working in English for ALL it's website?
Db2 on Cloud offers the free lite plan only in Dallas and London. If you get an error message that you already have such a service instance in your account, check your existing resources. If an instance exists use that one or delete it.
I can't figure out if it possible and how it can be done to allow certain users in a Visual Studio Team Services project to see only the work items they created, instead of them all.
Thanks in advance for all your help.
For now, there is no ways to set permissions for a user to only view work items which were created by oneself.
It's only available to set permission based on Iterations and Areas for now.
But there has an user voice field level security permissions which suggest similar feature, you can vote and follow up.
And the features in below two user voices have already added in our backlog, when the features are archeived, it can also benefit the situation you met:
Hide Work Item Types (WITs) based on permission/security group
Add ability to hide/mask fields in a work item based on security/permissions
This is not supported. It used to be in the on-prem product a long time ago in the "Work item only view", but that has been removed in favour of the Stakeholder view.
I don't know where I need to register my app after created my first project. I already followed their instruction regarding to app registration.
https://cloud.google.com/console
To register a new application, do the following:
Go to the Google Developers Console.
Select a project, or create a new one.
In the sidebar on the left, select APIs & auth. In the displayed
list of APIs, make sure all the APIs you are using show a status of
ON.
In the sidebar on the left, select Registered apps.
At the top of the page, select Register App.
Fill out the form and select Register.
Thanks a lot in advance.
The instructions you pasted refer to the older API Console.
You can either figure out their Cloud Console equivalents (Create Project, etc), or go to the previous version at https://code.google.com/apis/console/b/0/?noredirect
It's worth pointing out that Google's terminology is somewhat muddled. Sometimes "app" refers to a "project", other times it refers to a "client" within that project.
For example, you might have a project called "My Multi-Device Task List". That may have a web client, an Android client and an iOS client. Sometimes the word "app" refers to the project, other times it refers to one of its clients.
I am using google analytics event tracking to track 2 Facebook canvas application. (they are similar just that one is for production and another is for development). Since they are 2 separate canvas application, both have a different canvas url.
Below is how I setup google analytics:
Property Name : Sample
Main profile (production)
Test profile (development)
Both profiles have the same Tracking ID. How can I track them separately? Do I need to create filters? I am not sure but I might be setting this up wrongly. Do I need to create a separate property name instead?
Appreciate any advice.
Yes, you need to create two separate filters. One that includes pages from your production domain or url, and one for your development domain or url.
Go to
Admin > [all accounts if you have more than one account linked to your GA account] > accounts > [click on specified account] > Filters > New Filter
Filter 1: (development)
Name your filter something descriptive like "production".
If the (sub)domains for your dev vs. prod are different, from the radio buttons/dropdowns, pick
predefined > include only > that are equal to > "dev.yoursite.com" or whatever your dev (sub)domain is.
If the (sub)domains for dev vs prod are the same (but different directory path, pick
predefined > include only > traffic to the subdirectories > that starts with > "path/to/dev/"
highlight the dev profile and click the add button to bring it over to the selected profiles. Click "Save" and you are done with the "development" filter. Now wash rinse and repeat but for your production profile.
With this setup, only data specific to the (sub)domain or directory path will go to your profiles. NOTE: This is not retroactive, any data GA received before you created the filters (even if the data is still in queue and hasn't actually shown up in reports yet) will still show up in your profiles.
You may be better off creating a new Google Analytics tracking ID to separate live production and your dev.
Simply go into GAnalytics Admin, create a new property underneath your already existing Account. Now you will have a new Tracking ID, it should be similar to your original tracking ID, except the last -X digit has incremented.
Now you can track Dev Vs Production in separate properties. We found this very useful when thousands of production users flood the data. Also good when running load tests with thousands of users on Dev, so it doesn't skew your production metrics.
cheers!
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