Log-Analytics Workspace going to be expire in 2024, When i tried to create alert in Azure VirtualMachine,
it shown as above 20 version Log analytics workspace is not supported. is there any alternative for creating Alerts in Azure Virtual
machine for ubuntu 22 version by using Azure Monitor.
I'm looking for the alternatives for Log-analytics workspace, which was supported for ubuntu 22 version.
MSFT,
It not showing notification like that,
But for ubuntu 22 version, it's not connecting,
In VM Extension, OMS Agent is in Transitioning state.
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In Log-Analytics Workspace, The Log-Analytics connection status showing as Error.
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As per this Azure document, Ubuntu 22 OS is not supported for Log Analytics agent. Recommendation is to go for Azure Monitor Agent (AMA).
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I'm trying to play around with the automatic RDBMS integration. Following the directions in the ignite-web-agent readMe, I copied my postgres driver (42.2.5) into the jdbc-drivers folder.
Ignite and the console agent both started up fine, and the log output from the console agent is below:
[2019-02-12 02:13:10,678][INFO ][main][AgentLauncher] Starting Apache Ignite Web Console Agent...
[2019-02-12 02:13:11,631][INFO ][main][AgentLauncher] Connecting to: https://console.gridgain.com
[2019-02-12 02:13:12,070][INFO ][EventThread][AgentLauncher] Connection established.
[2019-02-12 02:13:12,289][INFO ][EventThread][AgentLauncher] Authentication success.
[2019-02-12 02:13:12,664][INFO ][pool-1-thread-1][RestExecutor] Connected to cluster [url=http://localhost:8080]
[2019-02-12 02:13:12,710][INFO ][pool-1-thread-1][ClusterListener] Connection successfully established to cluster with nodes: [AE9ED479]
Anything I am missing? Any ports that I need to confirm are open?
I am running:
- Cloud platform: AWS
- OS: Windows Server 2019
- DB: Posgres 11.1
- DB Driver: PostgreSQL-42.2.5.jar
- Java: 1.8.x.202
- Ignite: 2.7
- Ignite-Web-Agent: 2.7.1
Thanks!
PostgresSQL server should run on same machine where Web agent launched.
Go to console.gridgain.com and click "Import from Database" (at the top-right corner). It will open "Model import" dialog where you should be able to import model from your DB in step-by-step wizard.
See docs (with a bit outdated screenshots, but general the same).
Hope this help.
Update 1.
After some thoughts, I think #1 is not a "must have", but instead should be treated as "Web Agent should be able to connect to RDBMS via JDBC driver". Usually it is easy to do when Web Agent and RDBMS server run on same machine, but should work in more general case.
As recently as Tuesday I've been able to create virtual machines using Microsoft Hyper-V virtualalization software and thus far I've created 3.
All running Win2K12 server with SQL Server as a lab environment for setting up mirroring and replication (all through a legally obtained license, as part of the MS partner program).
The specs of my work laptop are:
Windows 10 Pro
16 gigs of ram
i7-6700HQ #2.60GHz
NVidia GTX 960M
As of yesterday I was not able to create any new virtual machines, with the following
I find this very strange: I've nog been fumbling with rights and/or permissions on my machine.
My troubleshooting log:
A quick check in the local policies tells me the Administrators still have
local log on rights,
Turning all the existing virtual machines of doesn't help,
Windows Defender and Hitman Pro can't find any abnormalities,
Rebooting doesn't help ;)
"This issue occurs because the NT Virtual Machine\Virtual Machines special identity does not have the Log on as a Service right on the Hyper-V host computer. Usually, the Virtual Machine Management Service (VMMS) replaces this user permission at every Group Policy refresh to ensure it is always present. However, you may notice that Group Policy refresh does not function correctly in certain situations. "
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2779204
Solution in CMD:
gpupdate /force
I have installed Linux on the pi before. I now need to install windows 10 for IoT. Whats the best way for me to do it?
I know that I can connect using powershell. Is there a GUI for controlling it?
Thank you
To install IoT core easily on a Pi there is a tool from Microsoft called the
IoT Core Dashboard.
This tool is an easy to use setup wizard that will format and install the Win10 IoT image.
Once the installation is finished you can access the dashboard of your pi through the browser from this tool or by typing in the local IP address.
There is an easy to use guide for installation found here: Getting Started
You may also connect using powershell after your initial setup: Connect with PowerShell
Anyone know why the below "net use" command gets varied results depending on the machine OS even though I am logged on as an admin in all cases? Fails or works based on the OS within PowerShell or Cmd whether the shell is run as Administrator or not. The share is setup in Azure File Services and can be accessed on my Win10 machine just fine using Azure PowerShell cmdlets.
# mount azure share as a drive
net use x: \\[myaccount].file.core.windows.net\davesdata /user:[myaccount] [my secondary key]
Runs fine on Server 2012
Gets “access denied” on Server 2008
Gets “path not found” on Windows 10
Azure File Storage supports the following Windows / SMB variants: Windows 7 SMB 2.1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SMB 2.1, Windows 8 SMB 3.0, Windows Server 2012 SMB 3.0, Windows Server 2012 R2 SMB 3.0 and Windows 10 SMB 3.0.
If you are connecting from a VM within the same Azure region you can connect using SMB 2.1 or SMB 3.0. If you are connecting from outside of the Azure region you need to ensure that Port 445 outbound is open. Many ISP's / corporate filewalls will block this. This wiki contains a list of ISP's that allow / disallow Port 445.
To map a drive to Azure File Storage from on-prem/outside the Azure region hosting it you need SMB 3.0 which comes with Windows 8/2012 or higher. For a machine inside Azure on the same Azure region you need SMB 2.0 or higher which comes with Windows 7/2008 or higher.
Definitely works on Windows 10 using the syntax you showed, double check for typos in the path/key or more detailed error messages in the event log. The mapped drive won't survive a reboot unless you persist the credentials.
cmdkey /add:storage_account_name.file.core.windows.net /user:storage_account_name /pass:storage_account_key
Port 445 was open on my router. It took me some time to find an additional option in the router: Netbios must be set to "allowed".
Then, Windows 10 works fine for me.
I am new to this JProfiler stuff. I am responsible to determine the best Java profiler for profiling IBM JVM 1.5 for my reputed client.
As per the connectivity of our servers, we have our application running on UNIX/LINUX machine with non GUI support. We can only use SSH (from VmWare) to connect the servers. In this scenario we will be using a Windows System in VMWare (having GUI capability) where we are planning to install the profiler (using Windows based installer) with a single license.
I would require the answers of the following questions before I can propose this tool for license procurement to my client :
Does it support IBM Webspehere Application Server 6 which runs on IBM JVM 1.5 ?
Can we extract the UNIX version of the JProfiler installation (.tar) on the UNIX/LINUX remote machine and can use the non GUI integration utilities like jpenable OR jpintegrate so that the profiled application can be connected from the VmWare Windows system as mentioned above ? In this case do we have to purchase a separate license to use these utilities in the remote machine? Please note that we will be using WAS 6 with IBM JVM 1.5.
Your help will be very much appreciated.
Thanks
Does it support IBM Webspehere Application Server 6 which runs on IBM JVM 1.5 ?
Yes, that is supported by JProfiler 8.
Can we extract the UNIX version of the JProfiler installation (.tar)
on the UNIX/LINUX remote machine and can use the non GUI integration
utilities like jpenable OR jpintegrate so that the profiled
application can be connected from the VmWare Windows system as
mentioned above ?
Yes.
In this case do we have to purchase a separate license to use these
utilities in the remote machine?
You don't need a license key on the remote machine, just for the JProfiler GUI.