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Are you using Xdebug 3? Because in that case, the names of the php.ini settings have changed, you can find the changes in the upgrade guide.

In order to diagnose other issues, please try to debug a PHP file with xdebug_info() in it, which will tell you whether Xdebug tried to make a connection to your IDE and whether it was successful. If not, it will tell you why.

You're on the right track with interpreting the EXPLAIN. You have a simple query without subqueries, and you are multiplying the rows of each joined table together. That's roughly the number of rows to be examined, according to the estimates calculated by the optimizer.

Note the optimizer estimates are pretty rough. Don't think of them as exact.

If you have subqueries, or if you use LIMIT, this method of interpreting the rows examined gets more complicated.

If you want a real measurement, not an estimate from EXPLAIN, then execute the query (not using EXPLAIN), and run SHOW SESSION STATUS LIKE 'Handler%';. It will show you a measure of exactly how many operations run by the storage engine. Operations like Handler_read_next or Handler_read_rnd correspond to examined rows. Run FLUSH STATUS in between tests to zero out the session status values.

The documentation states that you can provide a Limit in the request parameters

Limit

The maximum number of items to return.
Type: Integer
Valid Range: Minimum value of 1. Maximum value of 25.
Required: No

You only get 25 items because it's the maximum number of items you can get. To get all items you have to check in any response whether there NextToken. If there is a next token you have to use it for the next request, you iterate this until there is no next token left.

After doing some research I found out that I just needed to add the following code at the end of my yml file to deploy my azure function into the function app:

Here is what you can do , First of all you can make sure that you have the environment variable needed , GRADLE_USER_HOME is usually located at Users/%USERNAME%/.gradle .

Then you can make sure that you add the /gradle_installation_Foler/bin to path .

Then try to go with gradle build , using command link at the location of your build.gradle , this will definitely make sure if you are able to download the dependency and have no issue with access .

if you do have connection issue , and you need to use a VPN here is an old answer of mine for how to do that .

let me know in comments if new error occurred .

For example:

After a lot of research the following launch.json helped me debug both the server side and the client side of the nextjs app in an nx workspace

I would like to know if when I create a new AKS cluster with the option "System-assigned managed identity" enabled a new "Managed Identity" is automathycally created?

I am asking this because I am not using any other "Managed Identity" but the one that I created manually.

These are the steps followed:

1. Create a new "Managed Identity"

2. In "Managed Identity" - "Access Control (IAM)" or "Azure role assignments" i don´t have permissions to add any role so i left it as default.

3. Create the "Key vault" and add a couple of "Secrets".

4. In "Key Vault" - "Access Policy" add a new access policy for the "Managed Identity" created and also a new access policy for the agent pool "SonarQubeCluster-agentpool"

When i check "AKSclusterName"-> "Properties" -> and click on "MC_xx_AKSclusterName_southcentralus" it seems that i do not have permissions as i get this message "You do not have authorization to access this resource."

In case that it helps to understand a little bit the issue i attched the logs from:

az aks show -g RG -n SonarQubeCluster