sms-web | Receives SMSs from Twilio , pulls out the relevant data | AWS library
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Receives SMSs from Twilio, pulls out the relevant data, and enqueues that data in an AWS SQS queue.
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QUESTION
What is the port opened by kube-proxy for,Why does it listen on so many ports? From my node, I can see that kube-proxy is listening to a lot of ports. Can someone explain to me why they are listening to so many ports and what is it for? the output like below:
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Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 08:59Based on the official documentation:
kube-proxy reflects services as defined in the Kubernetes API on each node and can do simple TCP, UDP, and SCTP stream forwarding or round robin TCP, UDP, and SCTP forwarding across a set of backends
Basically, it listens for the active Service
s and forwards them across your cluster.
You can get the list of registered services with:
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My website is a SpringBoot application deployed in Linux server. I add JMX so that I can monitor this website by JVisualVM. I run it as below:
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Answered 2018-Nov-06 at 11:02This is quite normal behaviour for any Java application. As long as your application is running, objects will be created, even when it's not being used (threadpools being checked/refreshed, ...).
That means that it's only normal that heap memory goes up over time. However, when necessary, the garbage collector will run, and will destroy any objects that are no longer in use. That's why you can see a clear memory usage drop at certain times.
Now, the garbage collector will only run when necessary. This process often happens when your memory in use (blue line) is getting close to the memory that is allowed to be used (orange line).
This explains two things:
- It explains the zigzag lines during your loadtest, which means many objects were being created and being destroyed afterwards by the garbage collector.
- It explains why your application can use more than 800MB of memory before freeing anything, because there was still more memory it allowed to be consumed.
Now, if you think it's problematic that your application allows about 1GB (or more) memory to be consumed, you'll have to play around with your JVM settings, and perhaps reduce the -Xmx
parameter to a reasonable amount. Make sure to run some loadtests afterwards, to see how your application behaves when reducing the maximum allowed memory, as it could have a higher impact on the performance of your application since the garbage collector would have to run more often.
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I am converting my simple demo project from bean configuration to pure java based configuration. there small problem some where but i cannot find where it occurs please help me. I use this tutorial for build my project Spring Security 4 Hello World Annotation+XML Example
but there small defferent between this project and my project that is project maven archetype my one is multi module maven project.
here is my project archetype
following files are the I used for do my configuration
This pom is the root pom and each module has there own poms. this pom is inside the sms module
pom.xml
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Answered 2017-Jun-11 at 19:26Looks like you have a mess in your dependencies mixing different spring versions. Try using dependencies below:
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