re-admin | Declarative UI and logics for admin client | Dashboard library

I'm new to both docker and magento and I'm trying to install Magento2 on docker.

I get the error: ´Unable to connect ElasticSearch server : No alive nodes found in your cluster´

I tried several solutions from google searching with the text from the error.

In my "docker-compose.yml" I tried using --elasticsearch-host='127.0.0.1' --elasticsearch-port='81' instead of --elasticsearch-host='es01'

Here is my docker-compose.yml

I'm at the following step of a GCP openapi guide where I have to run a maven command to generate an openapi.json file.

I'm following along with my own project, so this may or not be reproducible by just forking the example repository. (so I wouldn't, because I link my own below)

So when I run the command they tell me to, I get the following stack trace, complaining that they can't find my api class, when it very clearly exists.

I try to deploy my web app on glassfish which is on a docker container. When I access to the Admin Console ( [IP]:4848 ), I can access to login page but there is this error message and I can't login:

Secure Admin must be enabled to access the DAS remotely.

So I find on other post that I need to add these line in bin folder:

i want to setup the Machine Learning Server for R remote sessions. Unfortunately it fails with "Unknown Error". Here is what i did and what i got as output.

Installation of Microsoft Machine Learning Server 9.3.0 - Offline Installation / with R, without Python.

Instructions from Offline installation for Machine Learning Server for Windows

The installation step was successful

MSI (s) (50:78) [09:50:07:880]: Product: Microsoft R Server -- Installation completed successfully.

Configuration of R remote sessions.

Instructions from Launch the administration tool/CLI to manage the operationalization configuration.

Here the output from az ml admin bootstrap:

I am trying to access Payara Administration Console at http://localhost:4848/ but upon opening the link the window never goes beyond the screen saying The Admin Console is starting. Please wait. It keeps loading and loading. I have tried it on multiple browsers (Firefox, Chrome etc) but it didn't work. I also tried enable-secure-admin but no effect. However, I can successfully deploy my application war and can also access it. Below are the logs that I get when I try to access Admin Console (there are some expire SSL certs logs that I have omitted):

Firebase docs recommends that you deploy an App Engine application to handle automatic firestore exports.

https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/solutions/schedule-export

app.js

I have a single page angular application that has a .NET Core back-end and is hosted on Azure.

The application allows users to reset their password if they have forgotten it, and the process it follows is that an email is sent to the user with a link to reset the password.

However, when I click the link I get a '404 Page not found' error, I understand that this is because the page doesn't exist as what I want the user to see is a component within the SPA.

I have routing setup, which works correctly when I run it in development but not when it is hosted.

Is there anyway that this can be achieved, either through code or adjusting my Azure Web App Service?

My Routing:

Defined Firebase Cloud Storage directory gs://my-project-name.appspot.com/ to be populated with all of the collections in the my-project-name's Firestore database when the deployed Cron job is ran on GCP with the implementation followed by the Schedule data exports documentation.

Cron job is deployed successfully, but fails to run. The logs are showing Error code 204.

Logs

EDIT: Upon further inspection, I found that the URL of the Datastore Admin is already https://ah-builtin-python-bundle-dot-[project-id].appspot.com/_ah/datastore_admin?app_id=[project-id]. It was probably enabled before the "default" tag was put implemented, so it was catching all traffic into the sub-domain. So, no need to re-map the URL.

There is this existing project which I have been added to work on, and it has the [project-id].appspot.com already occupied by a stock Datastore Admin page.

I needed to host a few more appspot URLs, some of which to act as PubSub endpoints, so I found this thread explaining that all I need to do is add a service tag in the app.yaml.

However, on deploying, I get this error

ERROR: (gcloud.app.deploy) INVALID_ARGUMENT: The first service (module) you upload to a new application must be the 'default' service (module). Please upload a version of the 'default' service (module) before uploading a version for the 'upload-watcher' service (module). See the documentation for more information. Python: (https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/modules/#Python_Uploading%%20modules) Java: (https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/modules/#Java_Uploading%%20modules)

with 'upload-watcher' being the service name I assigned to this app engine app.

This user faced a similar issue, but he sought a different workaround and the answer was merely conceptual.

Mechanically, is this the right code to add into the chosen app.yaml? :