I have 6 different application insights I would like to create alert for. But when I go to alerts I can only select one resource. How do you monitor a specific set of services?
To do that, you should create all the 6 Application Insights in a same Resource Group, or move those 6 existing Application insights in a same Resource Group.
Then during create alert rule, select the resource group, then all these 6 application insights will be selected. The screenshot as below:
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As a developer, I want to see if I can restrict the view of AWS Dashboards based on your role and team. As of now, all dashboard are visible and accessible for all users who share same AWS account.
I looked at the options AWS currently have on their platform under Actions, and it seems like you can share the dashboard, but that's not what I'm looking for.
I want the user to go to AWS Systems Manager>Dashboard by CloudWatch and see the dashboard they are eligible to see. For example, if you are from group A, you will see Tomato dashboard, and if you are from group B, you will see Pineapple dashboard.
Is there a way to do that? Or it's not something that AWS is supporting as of now?
If there's no direct way to achieve this within CloudWatch Dashboard service, what other routes you suggest?
I am new to Shopify and exploring options to run a streaming service. I want to build functionality through which I am able to limit the number of users concurrently login through a particular account.
That is if say 4 users are logged in through user A it should not allow 5th user at the same time (Based on plan) as people share their login credentials. Does Shopify provide this functionality or any good recommendation of any such app?
You can check this app . This is solving similar problem not sure how they are doing it though .
You can configure this app easily and set your custom banner for 5th user (In your case) or also force log out the first user in case of 5th user attempts to login.
Our requirement is for specific user we need to check what events he performed.
Lets say for user John we need to check if he able to find out filter feature from app etc.
On Fabric I can see its shows event and unique users, but its not showing their username, userid etc.
So is there any way to do this?
Thanks.
Mike from Fabric here. With the Fabric dashboard, there is not a way to track a user across crashes and events. You can however, add custom logs, keys and user identifiers to exceptions or logged errors and can then search on those values.
In Openfire admin console "online user" details are available but I am unable to retrieve active users for a specific duration (like last 7 days or 30 days).
I am able to get the session table (fpsession) in database but the user count is not changing in database when users are connecting or session is closed.
Please suggest.
Openfire doesn't provide such service metrices. And fpsession table is used by Fast Path Plugin, which is again out of context.
You might consider using analytics on mobile side for such stats or else you customize Openfire to log data to a table or to a file whenever a user logs in and later-on you can perform analytics on that data. But that are totally custom business requirements.
In the event management app I am building I require user notification functionality. Having never implemented something like this before, I am after some advice on how you would go about doing this.
Here are a couple of scenarios that will require notifications.
Scenario 1:
Each event in the system has a start date associated with it. If the event also has delegates assigned to it that have a status of 'Provisional', I would like to send a notification 3 days before the event start date to any users with the role 'Admin', informing them that there are still provisional delegates assigned to this event.
Scenario 2:
There are accounts in the system, and each account has an account manager assigned to them. Accounts can also have multiple contacts associated with them. An account manager is able to assign a note to the account which is tied to a contact. So they can, for example, create a note of the type 'Scheduled Call'. The scheduled call has a date and time associated with it, so if around 1 day before I would like to send a notification to the account manager, informing them that they have a scheduled call due for this contact at the specified date and time. I'd like to keep sending or showing this notification until it is dismissed or deleted.
Summary:
There are several other scenarios but these 2 cover the basic functionality. I guess my question is this, has anyone implemented this or can anyone tell me how you would go about implementing such functionality in Laravel 4?
Specific questions are:
Method of Implementation
How to Automatically Check for these Specific Scenarios. Cron or via IronMQ or similar?
Where to store the code. In a helper function or it's own controller?
Are there any other considerations I have missed? Thanks.
I think you would need some sort of scheduled task / CRON job. Using the scheduled task, you can then run php artisan YOUR_CUSTOM_COMMAND. Obviously you would need to develop your own commands to use. See: http://laravel.com/docs/commands