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Ok, so we recently figured out the issue. A stylesheet was referenced in the app from a node module. The node module was updated and the path to the stylesheet did not exist anymore. For some reason the linter only had an issue with it when a production build was being created. The error message was very vague. We use Create React App and its configurations for building a production app.

Instead of using a nodeAffinity in the PVC definition, I suggest using an podAntiAffinity rule in the statefulset definition to deploy your application so that no two instances are located on the same host

So you will have a statefulset definition similar to this:

Nevermind, I have solved my own question. Since my cluster is using t2.small and t3.small instances, the resources are too low to trigger autoscaler to scale down the dummy nodes. I have tried with bigger instance specifications, t3a.medium, and t3.medium and it worked well.

As it is mentioned in links I have provided in comment section - read more: docker-desktop-pv, docker-desktop-pv-local - solution/workaround is to use different volume type. Change hostPath volume to local. Your PV yaml file should look like:

Your error actually means that createStore is matching the wrong overload. The second argument to createStore can be either an enhancer or a preloadedState.

Hi @devntc and welcome to Stack Overflow!

First of all I would encourage you to read more about HTTP protocol and how JWT works.

You are not calling a basic function. It's impossible to call a function from your front end to your back end in a SPA application.

I suppose that you want to make an HTTP call to your back-end to GET the user photos

To answer your question: You don't need to add any parameters. Just the JWT as Authorization header.

• On user authentication, you create a JWT token.
• In that JWT you can add some basic information about that User that anyone can decrypt (Do not hold essential user information on JWT secret)
• On every call that you make, your back-end should understand who is calling from the JWT.

Read this e2e article to help you implement that Authorization easily and with the right way.

PS: This is not ASP-NET or Angular related question. It's more an SPA question.

You have to create a SQLite Database on the users phone. Than you can store things like this:

I would define two different types. Then use union type to differenciate them when you use them (as params of a function for example)

If storage is full when you try to add something to it, according to the specification the method that's adding the new/updated item must throw a QuotaExceededError. So your app/page will work just fine if storage is full but if it tries to add anything, that action will fail with an error.

From that link:

The setItem(key, value) method must first check if a key/value pair with the given key already exists in the list associated with the object.

If it does not, then a new key/value pair must be added to the list, with the given key and with its value set to value.

If the given key does exist in the list, and its value is not equal to value, then it must have its value updated to value. If its previous value is equal to value, then the method must do nothing.

If it couldn't set the new value, the method must throw a QuotaExceededError exception. (Setting could fail if, e.g., the user has disabled storage for the site, or if the quota has been exceeded.)

(my emphasis)