I would like to connect grafana to odoo but the odoo.sh does not expose postgresql to the internet so the integration should be at the http layer and I can’t use grafana postgres data source connector.
Anybody know how to connect these two apps or if exist some plugin to do that ?
Thanks.
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I have an Azure SQL Managed instance with public endpoint disabled (we store sensitive data and do not want an exposed endpoint on the DB). We have a VNET and when we need to access our SQL managed instance from an administrator's machine, we use a VPN. How do I connect Power BI to my SQL Managed instance for reporting? I've been digging and am surprised that the only way I can see is to either:
Create a virtual machine and host a data gateway
Expose the public endpoint on the SQL Managed instance.
I may accept 2 if I can limit access to Power BI itself but I'm not convinced that's possible.
Any suggestions are welcome!
You can also secure the public endpoint allowing access to powerBI only using Azure Service Tags. Documentation can be found here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-premium-service-tags
I'm confused with some of these supposed solutions since I'm looking at PowerBI.com and it only has 4 options and managed instance is not one of them....
See: Create Dataset - Databases & More option and there's only 4 options for connecting to a database... That's it folks.
Sure you can connect from desktop but that won't do you any good once you publish it to powerbi.com unless that site supports connecting to the source.
Yes you can create a gateway which I believe is currently the only solution. Why oh why isn't Managed Instance one of the options for databases when you create a dataset on powerbi.com? That tells me they do not support it, regardless of whether you've enabled public endpoint. As far as I know you still would have to use a gateway to access it if it's not one of these options. Or...something silly like create Azure REST services just to talk to your database.
I am working on ionic 3 with MobileFirst 8.x in it. To connect server I have configured URL in config.xml file.
Is there any way to change server URL dynamically while using application?
URL change occurs only once and after that we will connect the services which are secure under any scopes.
MobileFirst server version :- 8.0.0.00-20170911-123510
MobileFirst Cordova(plugin) version :- 8.0.2017102403
I can see that provision was there in MobileFirst 7.x :-
https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/blog/2015/02/02/changing-server-url-runtime/
Yes. Use the WL.App.setServerURL to achieve this. Usage details here
You have not mentioned why you intend to use the API. This API comes handy in development environments. For example, switching between dev or staging server instances.
Important points to note:
1) As this API points the client application to a new server, client id associated with the earlier server is reset. The application will register fresh to the new server.
2) Authentication contexts created by the earlier server is reset. You will be challenged again by the new server.
You should use this API judiciously and with caution.
I get to know that we can use List to make different rooms/lobby over server. I am new to server side development. I am bit confuse now. Like i need to make list(rooms) at server side. So which module I'll use to make server side code ? should i code using node js module of deepstream . Currently i have just connected to deepstream server and also connected rethinkdb and redis cache connector. So do i need to write a separate node module to do server side coding using node deepstream.io-client-js ? or do i need to implement a server over deepstream.io module?
it would be a great help if anyone can tell
When using deepstream, the notion of 'server-side coding' is less clear than in traditional http-based applications. Usually the client will communicate directly with the deepstream server, and often application logic can be defined directly in the client. Security is then provided by configuring Valve permissions and authentication in the deepstream config.
For cases where application logic cannot be handled securely on the client, we recommend setting up Data Providers. Here, one or more 'provider' servers will run a deepstream client and provide access to a resource through deepstream's RPCs (remote procedure calls) or using the Active Provider pattern.
We are using Kundera to connect to Cassandra, which is working just fine. Now we had to move Cassandra to a distant server what required to encrypt the connections. There is no problem using native Cassandra driver, however we have no clue, how to do that with Kundera.
There is a complete lack of documentation. Could anyone help?
Can the worklight analytics server be loadbalanced using an IHS Server?
https://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZH4A_6.2.0/com.ibm.worklight.installconfig.doc/monitor/t_installing_op_analytics_liberty.html?lang=en
For example, if the Liberty server is at host.ibm.com on port 8080 and the context root is analytics, then the wl.analytics.url property is as follows:
wl.analytics.url=http://host.ibm.com:8080/analytics/data
Could the host here be a IHS Server with WAS plugin configured to balance requests across multiple Analytics nodes?
Yes, but this shouldn't be necessary.
Worklight analytics uses Elasticsearch under the covers. When an anayltics request comes in from Worklight, the data is sent to Elasticsearch which will automatically route the analytics data to the correct node as long as the nodes have been setup correctly.
I suggest reading more about how Elasticsearch clustering works to see if it would be necessary to add an additional load balancer.