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QUESTION
I'm creating a web application using the MERN stack for which I want to implement google OAuth and session and I'm using 'express-session' and 'passport.js' for this. Everything seems to be working as expected but I'm getting an error: req.isAuthenticated isn't function
. Also, the value of req.user is "undefined"
but, the cookie is being generated and successfully stored in MongoDB. I'm new to node and passport so I'm not able to figure out the problem. Also, solutions to previously asked questions on this same error aren't working for me.
This is the error
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 09:33Middlewares orders is important. Put the .use(passport...)
before the .use(router...)
QUESTION
I'm try to run 2 Spring Boot applications within the same Pod (essentially one is a reverse proxy for the other one - a small implementation of the sidecar pattern) and I've that one of the containers can't start. In fact, it crashes with the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 08:43when running 2 containers in one pod, the containers recognize the pod as their localhost environment. as a result, if both containers try to bind the same port, they will interfere each other.
try to configure one of the containers to bind another port. this should resolve the error above. :)
edit: I checked the provided link to the github issue you opened for the plugin. jkube and spring boot docs both list several different ways to provide build- and runtime configs. I don't think this is a bug but a configuration issue that can be solved with the options the framework and plugin provides.
I propose you dig the docs further to check how to configure the ports for the processes that are started in both containers via springs application properties, ENVs or something like that. Afterwards, you can check how to provide these values during build/runtime using jkube generated manifests.
docs I've found:
QUESTION
I deployed a Django app in a K8s cluster and have some issues with the routing by Ingress.
Ingress config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 09:30I'm an Ingress rookie, but i would assume that my-app shouldn't be responsible for this information, as I would have to change two repos when the domain path changes eventually (and i want to avoid routers or hardcoding the url prefixed to /my-app/).
This is not an application task. You rightly said that it should be taken care of by ingress. Your ingress is not configured properly. First look at the official documentation:
If a
prefix
field is present, the replacement is applied only to routes that have an exactly matching prefix condition
In a situation where you want to open example.com/my-app/overview
, you are redirected to example.com/overview
, because my-app
was replaced by /
. It looks like you don't need to change the paths at all.
But if you want to change your yaml a bit, take the following as an example and adapt it to your needs by providing the appropriate prefixes and replacements.
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy a Vue app in the frontend and the .net core api in the backend. Using docker-compose file I have been to able to spin up the network and containers but I am struggling to have them communicate. I am pretty new to docker however, do understand that the Vue app dockerfile uses an Nginx base to feed the web app but it seems that may be affecting the network communication as the frontend container does not resolve the backend container name though it should since they are in the same virtual private network with the default bridge driver. When executing a bash shell in the frontend container and doing a curl to the backend container, I do get the correct response.
I did try to expose the backend container to the host and then use the server IP to reach it from the frontend and that does work however, I was hoping to not have to expose my api this way and wanted to make it work through the docker virtual private network if possible.
Example url I am trying in the frontend which encounters a name not resolved error: littlepiggy-api/api or littlepiggy-api:5000/api
Frontend Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 18:57You need to configure Nginx to pass requests that match the /api route on to the backend service.
If you create a nginx configuration file like this, called nginx.conf and place it in your frontend directory
QUESTION
I'm having trouble to config my Laravel application to run on my web server.
The problem is that I'm getting the Welcome to nginx! page and not my laravel app when using the browser.
The set up is the following
- It's a server running on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- The nginx service is installed directly on the machine (not using docker)
- I have a docker-compose to run 3 containers: postgres (database) + keycloak (auth server) + My laravel app.
Keycloak and the postgres db are running like charms for months.
Laravel app path -> /var/www/dev.mycompany.com/
Laravel Dockerfile -> /var/www/dev.mycompany.com/Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 15:16Got it working by starting all over to zero and finishing with this config
Dockerfile for the laravel app
QUESTION
I've been trying to dockerize an angular application with python backend following this. I did all but for the docker-compose file, it says that my app.py is not present in the folder.
my python app is in 'C:\Users\Fra\Desktop\Fra\uni\Tesi\Progetto\backend'
and my angular app is in 'C:\Users\Fra\Desktop\Fra\uni\Tesi\Progetto\frontend'
i'm leaving you the dockerfiles, that should help
('Dockerfile' placed in the backend folder)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 15:31Your WORKDIR
is /Users/Fra/Desktop/Fra/uni/Tesi/Progetto
but your app.py
file - which is required for container startup in CMD
- is located in /Users/Fra/Desktop/Fra/uni/Tesi/Progetto/backend/
folder.
Rewrite your backend Dockerfile to:
QUESTION
I am building an Alpine based image of a Django application to connect with a MySQL db. For connecting with the database, I am using mysqlclient. For building the image, I am using docker-compose. When I do docker-compose build I get the respective error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 09:00this link is the awsner
you forgot to install one library to compile mysqlclient
QUESTION
I have a web application built with Codeigniter. I recently implemented Docker in the application on the localhost. Now how do I deploy modified application and the docker containers on the server.
I have provided my docker-compose file below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-15 at 07:05The process of deploying is not different from what we follow while deploying a web app or website without docker. Only the following changes are additional which needs to be done on the server.
I changed the virtual host as shown below.
QUESTION
I'm new to docekr and I'm setting up a Codeigniter docker image on my local machine bitnami/codeigniter:3
Everything works fine but the mysql container looses it's DB and all the data everytime I perform sudo docker-compose down
This is docker-compose file
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 13:45The bitnami/mariadb image uses a different path inside the container for its database storage. Quoting the "Persisting your database" section of its Docker Hub page:
For persistence you should mount a directory at the
/bitnami/mariadb
path. If the mounted directory is empty, it will be initialized on the first run.
So in your Compose setup, specify that path as the mount directory:
QUESTION
I have cretaed a simple signup functionality and added some checks to it which aren't working correctly. They are giving the error :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 05:21This is a popular error - "Error: Can't set headers after they are sent." If you are sending data after you have already sent a final request like res.send(), you will see this.
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