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from the Replication policy
tab (Figure 3) to define the settings for the retention history of recovery points and the frequency of application-consistent snapshots
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of the instance. The service then uses a special IP address to retrieve its metadata over HTTP/HTTPS; the metadata can also contain code (e.g., shell scripts) for execution (Figure 3). Packet has recreated
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in the preview version of Entra I found a comprehensive selection of settings for individual workflows (Figure 3).
Figure 2: Templates help you create your own
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.
OCM Structure
The OCM [3] community project centrally manages multiple Kubernetes clusters. OCM is not interested in the Kubernetes distribution you use. The architecture borrows heavily from
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access
Cloud NAT is a managed service and, as such, offers high availability of at least 99.9 percent. It is also regionally resilient to zone failure. Figure 3 shows the use of Cloud NAT in a global
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on the Azure portal. In a new rule, you then have the option to configure Data sources
and Resources
in the Configuration
section (Figure 3). Resources
in this example means the VM connected to the workspace
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as they are available to update tools and technologies that help thwart hackers from exploiting underlying vulnerabilities in your applications; (3) promote automation to eliminate human involvement and reduce errors
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.yml
Listing 2
Jinja2 Template for Router Mode Proxy
location /{{ app_name }}/ {
rewrite ^([^\?#]*/)([^\?#\./]+)([\?#].*)?$ $1$2/$3 permanent;
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:{{ app
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documents how you can program your own source plugins [2]. Therefore, the number of available sources should increase steadily now that EDA has been officially released [3]. Spoiler: This article is based
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that outputs Hello World!
[3].
The example comprises two components and is written in Go. The helloworld.go file contains the service, which listens on port 80 and prints out Hello World!
in an HTTP
