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I recently started working with AWS and IaC, I'm using Cloudformation to provision my AWS resources, but I discovered that AWS provide both a SDK and a CDK to enable you to provision resources programmatically instead of plain json/yaml. But based on the documentation I did not really understand how they differ, can someone explain me how they differ and for
I am using docker-compose.yml to create multiple running containers but failing to start Postgres docker server, with following logs and yes I have searched many related SO posts, but they didn't helped me out. Creating network "complex_default" with the default driver Creating complex_server_1 ... done Creating complex_redis_1 ... done Creating complex_post
I'm trying to deploy the firebase function from my local machine I run the following code: firebase deploy --only functions I'm getting this error. ✔ functions: Finished running predeploy script. i functions: ensuring required API cloudfunctions.googleapis.com is enabled... i functions: ensuring required API cloudbuild.googleapis.com is enabled... ✔ function
I have just started to use TimescaleDB and want to create a hypertable on a table with events. Originally I thought of following the conventional pattern of: CREATE TABLE event ( id serial PRIMARY KEY, ts timestamp with time zone NOT NULL, details varchar(255) NOT NULL ); CREATE INDEX event_ts_idx on event(ts); However, when I tried to create the hypertable
I want to use AWS CDK to define an API Gateway and a lambda that the APIG will proxy to. The OpenAPI spec supports a x-amazon-apigateway-integration custom extension to the Swagger spec (detailed here ), for which an invocation URL of the lambda is required. If the lambda is defined in the same stack as the API, I don't see how to provide this in the OpenAPI
Application performance is one of the main reason of using cache over relational database. Because it stores data in memory in the form of key value pair, we can store frequently accessed data in cache which are not changes very frequently. Reading from cache is much faster than database. Redis is one of the best solution in distributed cache market. I was d
I have three basic environments for my Django App. I wanna use Azure AD B2C as an Identity Provider for my app. But I'm a little confused about the followings points Do we need to create a separate Azure AD B2C tenant for each environment? Like right now I have three environments for my Django app, so I will be creating 3 tenants. Or if I use a single Azure
I'm really new to Azure but trying to learn - so apologies if this is a daft question. I've started the free trial (which gives me some credit to start with), and I'm trying to create a key vault. If I specify "Vault access policy" under access policies, it works great and I'm able to create secrets. I'd like to use "Azure role-based access control" though i
I was wanting to upgrade my Python version (to 3.10 in this case), so after installing Python 3.10, I proceeded to try adding some modules I use, e.g., opencv, which ran into: python3.10 -m pip install opencv-python Output: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3.10/runpy.py", line 196, in _run_module_as_main return _run_code(code, main_glo
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