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QUESTION
tl;dnr
I can not get my docker-compose Envoy API gateway to properly forward to referenced services.
"Forwarded routes" always end up with the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 14:32I'm going to give it a few more days, but I think I discovered the issues ... which appear to be fat-fingers, copy & paste.
- I removed the offending empty http2 options as mentioned in the above comment. This resolved in the clusters being a bit cleaner:
QUESTION
Creating an authentication server.
I want a PGUserRepo
struct, which implements a UserRepo
trait async fn create
.
The PGUserRepo
should have a field that implements the Hasher
trait.
However when I try to restrict the PGUserRepo
field to be a dyn Hasher
I get the error
"the trait std::marker::Send
is not implemented for `(dyn domain::hasher::Hasher + 'static)".
If I make the PGUserRepo
field the concrete implementing type, ArgonHasher
, no error. But I don't want the PGUserRepo
to care about what kind of Hasher
was given to it, just that it implements the Hasher
trait.
I have tried wrapping the hasher
field in various combinations of Box, Arc, and Mutex, but I do not understand the root of why calling it an ArgonHasher
is fine but saying it is some implementer of Hasher
is not.
Code, collapsed to one file for convenience:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 05:30The marker trait Send
is used to indicate when a type is safe to be transferred between threads. It is implemented by default when the compiler deems it to be safe. However, you have a trait object hasher
that has no constraint on if it can be shared between threads safely.
This comes up here because async
code is usually handled via multiple threads and the async_trait
enforces that.
The fix is to indicate that only Hasher
s that can be shared between threads are allowed. You can do this by using the Sync
trait:
QUESTION
I'm trying to pass a psycopg2 cursor to a tweepy stream.
The connection pool and cursors are configured in a seperate file. Only the cursor is passed as an argument to the main pipeline function in another file called get_tweet_topic.py
. I need the cursor in the on_status()
method because I have a query there that needs it for execution.
I cannot figure out how to pass the cursor onto the on_status()
method in the MyStreamListener()
class.
the error I get is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-07 at 16:05@MauriceMeyer answered the question in the comments but here is the working code for clarity.
I forgot to reference the cursor as self.cursor
within the class and I forgot to pass the cursor as an argument when creating an instance of the class. I was passing the cursor as an argument after creating the instance, which is not correct.
Correct code:
QUESTION
I am connecting database MySQL (MariaDB) from Python script using MySQLConnectionPool
. I use context manager to hadle connection in the pool. I wonder if pool can expire if it is not used for a long amount of time or if my program collapsed. I've found that connection to MySQL db expires, do it is released even if you've forgot or have not been able to close connection in your program, what's situation with connections pool?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-19 at 08:54Yes it can be time outed. There are two timeout configuration.
See wait_timeout and interactive_timeout
QUESTION
I am trying to experiment ssl connection in istio ingress gateway.
From here istio ssl gateway without termination, i assume that istio ingress gateway by default should terminate ssl.
I have installed istio with demo profile, via istioctl.
I have also installed my service svc1
.
Apart from these, below are what my resources are with routng logic:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 11:46Based on this github issue and this istio documentation
Named service ports: Service ports must be named. The port name key/value pairs must have the following syntax: name: [-]. See Protocol Selection for more details.
Based on mockserver service
QUESTION
I am new to envoy proxy, what I need is using envoy as sidecar proxy between grpc client and server.
So far, I have connected a grpc client and two server, with lb_policy set as ROUND_ROBIN. But when I close one of the servers, grpc client call would fail.
So, How can I config envoy to deal with this scenario?
This is my envoy config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-03 at 18:07You can also use one of the following approaches:
Enable active health check in envoy for your clusters. To do this you must also expose a health check endpoint from your service, which should be fairly easy. Refer https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/latest/api-v2/api/v2/core/health_check.proto
Switch over to dynamic configuration of envoy using additional components: a) control-plane such as
go-control-plane
and b) service discovery service such asconsul
. This will certainly increase the complexity of your service setup but it would also support a more dynamic and robust solution.
QUESTION
I am trying to set up a cluster with Istio on it, where the SSL traffic gets terminated at the Ingress. I have deployed Istio with SDS and Mutual TLS. With the below yaml, I only get the error message upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: connection failure
when accessing my cluster in the browser:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 16:09The issue has been resolved by not using istio-cni
. See https://github.com/istio/istio/issues/15701
QUESTION
I have a GKE cluster (gke v1.13.6) and using istio (v1.1.7) with several services deployed and working successfully except one of them which always responds with HTTP 503 when calling through the gateway : upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: connection failure.
I've tried calling the pod directly from another pod with curl enabled and it ends up in 503 as well :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-04 at 08:53When pod with an istio side car is started, the follwing things happen
an init container changes the iptables rules so that all the outgoing tcp traffic is routed to the sidecar istio-proxy on port 15001.
the containers of the pod are started in parallel (curl and istio-proxy)
If your curl container is executed before istio-proxy listens on port 15001, you get the error.
QUESTION
I am using the ext-authz
filter using a cluster setting like below:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-26 at 07:15The friendly people in the Envoy community helped me find the problem: https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/issues/4829
The problem was that connect_timeout
isn't really the request timeout but specifically, the connect timeout. The documentation has now been updated to list the proper way to set the request timeout:
QUESTION
I want to use evpp library in my project but I cannot build it in my OS. My OS is Linux mint 18.1 and and I use the release build script in tools folder (release-build.sh). I am getting the following errors;
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-05 at 10:06I asked my problem in Github. Please refer to the following page for the answer. Issue Solved
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