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I am playing around with kubernetes config map and wanted to understand how the volume mounts work

I have a json config file called client_config.json that is

i recently made a site, following this tutorial https://pythonprogramming.net/django-web-development-python-tutorial . I have uploaded it, however now in the meta-description shows me this:

"For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser"

The site is made from django.Do you know where the mistake might be? The site is http://birminghamcleaner.co.uk/ .

This is an image, of the situation

I'm creating a simple navbar with flexbox , but whenever i add a container div inside header to make the width 80% and center it with margin:0 auto flexbox's justify-content stops working.

I deployed a Django+VueJS app that uses django webpack loader in order to render Vue apps in my Django templates. I used Nginx and Gunicorn to deploy the app to a DigitalOcean VPS, everything works without any problem but i have some doubts on how to edit my components in production, since i'm fairly new to Vue

Here is my vue.config:

I am working on a compiled Golang server that displays a home page, and upload page, and a file repository. It can also upload a file to its backend. The goal is to put this into a container and use it.

Code: https://github.com/thatMacAdmin/go-webserver

If I do the following on my local machine: go run webserver.go

Then it works as expected. The page in /static/index.html loads. I can upload files etc (as long as the repo exists in the right location). However when I build this and put it in a docker container, the repo file list works, and the upload endpoint exists, however the two static html pages get 404 errors.

What am I doing wrong? Why doesn't http://localhost:8080 work to display my home page in the container but it does work with the go run method?

Thanks, Ed

Docker novice here.

I have committed new changes inside the application. These changes where copied from my local to host machine, and then to docker container. So I created a new image sudo docker commit old_container_id new_image_name(djangotango-on-docker_web)

Then I spin the docker container by using new image created.

sudo docker run --name djangotango-web -d --expose 8000 djangotango-on-docker_web gunicorn djangotango.wsgi:application --bind 0.0.0.0:8000

Here djangotango-on-docker_web is my new image created.

But my application gives 502 error after this. My new container is not synced properly.

dockerfile

My goal is to have a simple form that allows a user to input a function to graph, along with a display window, and once the user hits the submit button, I would like numpy and matplotlib to take the form data and generate a figure, then display that figure in the new web page.

So far, I followed this where it says "Create the Contact Form View" to get the form to generate and make the data usable. I found this which allows me to display the image. However, the image takes up the whole browser window like so. I would instead like that image to display in my web page. I'm very new to Django, so sorry if this doesn't make sense or isn't enough info. I'd love to give clarification or additional info if needed.

Here is my app's views.py:

I am trying to use Vue and Django together as described in this article. Everything seems to be working except for the webpack-bundle-tracker. I'm pretty sure that webpack-bundle-tracker is not even installed as this happens when I run yarn add webpack-bundle-tracker --dev:

Code: