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You'll need to tweak server side Nginx setting to increase header size.

Add this to your nginx.conf :

Context does not separate what happened (for example user clicks save) with what the app needs to do when this happens (for example save some data) and how to get the result data (for example failed, succeeded with data).

In redux all of these things are seperated;

• something happened: dispatch an action
• implement when something happened: reducers and middleware
• component or middleware needs status of saving something: selectors

The patterns redux uses are event store that can be used in redux-devtools to replay a bunch of actions after changing reducers to see if you fixed a problem and CQRS that separates writing to state with getting state values causing loosely coupled code and better reusability.

Redux has more abstraction and takes longer to set up but will make it easier to implement complex requirements (if you know what you're doing) and maintain your project.

Context prevents props drilling and is easy to implement simple requirements but will make it harder as your project grows in complexity.

Kafka clients do not fetch configs from System properties outside of JAAS config (i.e. standard JVM properties)

Sounds like you just need a standard library refactoring or use a higher level config templating like Spring offers

One potential source of issues that I can see in your code is the way the recursive call is implemented in the listenerWatcher function. You have:

result.data - Array. You are accessing an array object by index, but ordering is optional in arrays. There are several ways to get data from an array on the frontend:

1. Search by array and selection by unique element

There is an argument named 'interface' which gets 'public', 'internal' and 'admin' as its value. Which in order to prevent Keystone client to try private endpoints, it should be passed like this:

You'll notice in the output of the object, the memberOf attribute contains the entire distinguished name (DN) of the group. That's what you need to include in the query. You're only including the CN portion in your query, which is why it isn't matching.

You can preserve source IP by setting externalTrafficPolicy to local. Check this question for more details How do Kubernetes NodePort services with Service.spec.externalTrafficPolicy=Local route traffic?

Alternatively use http-request set-src hdr(x-forwarded-for) to configure HAProxy to use the contents of the X-Forward-For header to establish its internal concept of the source address of the request, instead of the actual IP address initiating the inbound connection.

As per your post, the JSON string seems to be incorrect. Because it is not ending with the required braces. So, the JSON is not incomplete and that is why the parsing is giving you the error.

If you add ""}}] This braces and quotes at the end of your JSON string, it will work. But I am wondering how you are getting this incomplete JSON from the API. If you can provide the entire response of the API, that would be more helpful but as per the JSON you have posted, I gave my answer. Please check the screenshot below.