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I have a DB server running as a Compute Engine VM, and an API running on Cloud Run. Both are part of the same project. I want the DB VM to only be accessible from the Cloud Run code. At first I thought this should just work because the firewall has a "default-allow-internal" rule that should apply to every machine in the project. However I was still getting
Working with Postgres 12 / Windows 10. Trying to copy a remote database to localhost with the following command: pg_dump -C -h remotehost -p 5432 -U postgres remotedb | psql -h localhost -p 5432 -U postgres localdb CMD requests for password 2x. Password for user postgres: Password: I input localhost first, hit ENTER, then input remotehost and hit ENTER again
std::cout is an instance of std::ostream . I can see the declaration of std::cout in a file named /usr/include/c++/7/iostream : extern ostream cout; /// Linked to standard output And std::ostream is defined by typedef std::basic_ostream<char> std::ostream . What's more, it seems that you can't create an instance of std::ostream . See this demo code sni
Recovery needs to recreate the working service and its required data after a machine or process is lost. Which artifacts and state need protection, and how should the restore be checked?
I want to change how a custom systemd service works. systemctl edit serviceName This edits /etc/systemd/system/serviceName.d/override.conf file. Override.conf is called a drop-in file and serviceName.d/ is a drop-in directory. I want to put a drop-in file definition and drop-in folder definition on the internet.
I have a private certificate that was generated by azure for a web app for linux containers. I want to pass this value to my .net core app via the web app configuration settings in the the azure portal. This is part of a pipeline CI-CD process and the ability to specify Identity Server key values in app configuration helps to keep those values out of the sou
I have created an API that is protected by OAuth using an app registration in Azure. My app registration does not require assignment, but it exposes a number of roles that the underlying API verifies. To my understanding, this accomplishes almost the same thing as requiring approval. So far I've only had user/group roles but now I've added an application rol
I want to create database called "President" by rightclicking on PostgreSQL and selecting Create Database . However, I get the error in the screenprint below. I can create databases with other names like SomeOtherDatabase and SomeOtherDatabase2 (see screenprints). Any ideas how I can find and delete the database "President" that seems to exist already? UPDAT
I need to create a service principal and assign a new role to it through Python SDK. I am currently following steps as listed from this stackoverflow question . I am currently working on the role assignment and I am stuck on the step of I need to input a principal_id . For example, as needed here to create a new role assignment. Where can I find this service
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