Is there way change a filter on the fly? I'm considering using EventFlow with Service Fabric, but would like to have the ability to for example change the tracelevel without having to restart the service and feeding it a new json config file with a different tracelevel setting. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Hans
Sorry, the current EventFlow implementation does not have this capability.
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I'm currently leveraging the features in Spring Boot Admin that allow changing log levels and clearing caches. Best as I can tell, one is able to change the log levels for all instances at once, but the caches seem to only affect a single instance.
Is there a configuration option that allows for clearing the cache for all instances with a single click? If not is this something that could added via custom view?
We are not currently leveraging a centralized cache solution such as Redis so I think being able to clear the cache for an individual instance and all instances would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance for your time.
As of Spring Boot Admin version 2.7.5 this appears to be working.
The "Instance" button on the page now toggles to "Application" if clicked upon. This allows using clearing the cache across all instances.
At the time of my original question I was on 2.7.1. Not sure if there was a bug or if this feature wasn't implemented yet in this version.
I'd like to write my custom data direct to our Microsoft Azure OMS using powershell. Does anyone know how this is possible?
There's alot of information about configuring instances, adding new datasources, or querying the data using AzureRM.OperationalInsights:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/privatecloud/2016/04/05/using-the-oms-search-api-with-native-powershell-cmdlets/
https://learn.microsoft.com/de-ch/powershell/module/azurerm.operationalinsights/?view=azurermps-4.0.0
Has anyone found a way to directly write data to OMS instead of storing it in a log-file and then use custom-log-import? I know this is possible, i saw it in a keynote, but cannot find any information about this.
Thank you for your Inputs!
This should do the trick - writing to Log Analytics:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/log-analytics/log-analytics-data-collector-api#sample-requests
Really not much to add, it's a copy/paste process. Entries will show using the type you define in $LogType appended with '_CL' because you essentially create a Custom Log entry.
I have a working system using the Google App Engine including a Cloud SQL Database instance of the first generation. Is it possible to switch the database instance to the second generation?
Thanks!
On top of the previous answer, you can facilitate the Export/Import functions available by default to transfer the data.
Note that a lot of work is required to the code if you transfer to the second generation.
No, it is not possible to change the type of an existing instance, a new instance must be created.
I am planning a Catalyst application, that will be deployed over a number of servers. It will be used internally by support staff to control aspects of an operational system that runs on those servers.
The application will run much in the same way on each server, save for a limited amount of site specific behaviours. Some actions will only apply to some servers, and some actions will behave differently on other servers.
Are there any recognized design patterns/practices that enable site-specific customization of a Catalyst application?
I am currently thinking of deploying a site configuration file alongside the application, that will be used to determine what actions to enable, and set parameters that control other action's behaviour. Ideally this customization would happen when the application is loaded by mod_perl (Apache2) - but I am not sure if that would even be possible.
Any suggestions welcome!
Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader has code to help you with site-specific configuration in the form of the MYAPP_CONFIG_LOCAL_SUFFIX environment variable. Since Controllers are Components and config is available at setup_components time, you can do whatever foolery you want with action registration when your controller is compiled. There's not much pre-rolled for it, because everyone's requirements are so different, but it's not exceptionally hard, and there's advice to be found on the mailing list.
You can set templates, or have conditional behaviour in the controllers based on the value of $c->req->host.
I always use the unique combination of $HOSTNAME and $USER to define the specific configuration file to be loaded, e.g.
conf => "my_app_${hostname}_${user}.conf"
i am developing a website where i intend to provide the search feature. I am developing it in PHP/MYSQL and i have written the script to perform the search. I wish to provide autocomplete or suggested searches option in the search box as the user types, can i know what are my choices and how can i make use of them?
I had tried YUI Autocomplete, it looks good to me, however i do not understand when it says using a local proxy for the datasource. Can any one help me out here?
Consider trying the Scriptaculous autocomplete. It's very easy to implement.
what does it exactly say on the documentation? (can you provide a link)
by local proxy I would think it means a proxy to a remote web service or API on another domain. (you can't make requests unless scripts are executed on the same domain). http://developer.yahoo.com/javascript/howto-proxy.html
I used jQuery autocompletex