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I have just installed sqoop and trying to import table from mysql but it is throwing below error. I am new to sqoop.

I have configured PLG (Promtail, Grafana & Loki) on an AWS EC2 instance for log management. The Loki uses BoltDB shipper & AWS store.

Grafana - 7.4.5, Loki - 2.2, Prommtail - 2.2, AlertManager - 0.21

The issue I am facing is that the Loki does not trigger or push alerts on alertmanager. I cannot see any alert on the AlertManager dashboard though I can run a LogQL query on Grafana which shows the condition was met for triggering an alert.

The following is a screenshot of my query on Grafana.

LogQL Query Screenshot

The following are my configs.

• Docker Compose

We use the Liferay application in our environment. This is a Java CMS software, that we have deployed with Tomcat 9. In our application need to use the following interfaces:

• We send emails over an external SMTP mail gateway over SSL. That gateway has a "special" SSL certificate chain.
• We have also an external JSON API that requires SSL and also certificate authentication! That interface has its own "special" SSL certificate chain.
• And we also use a managed MySQL DB instance and there is also a requirement, that this DB has to be connected over SSL

Now, to be able to use the SSL Mail Gateway and the external JSON API over SSL with certificate authentication, following configuration has been done:

1. We created a Java KeyStore file with the certificate chain for the SMTP Mailgateway and the certificate chain for the external JSON API
2. We configured this KeyStore file as Java start parameters into the [TOMCAT]/bin/setenv.sh script - like this:

I'm on Asp .Net Core 5. When I try to seed the database I get the following error:

I am trying to configure IdentityServer 4 to work in Docker the identity server container itself is running but I can't connect to it from the clients.

My application consists of:

• API
• Client
• Identityserver4

My docker compose looks like

each time I try to send an email using my SMTP credentials from godaddy mail, I get this error message, even if I'm authenticated

I am actually trying to build a system wherein two entities(being doctor and patient) can share the same data over websockets using django.
The way I have setup my channels is sending the auth-token through query_string in the websocket protocol
The models are configured in the following fashion

the patient model also has an attribute called "grp_id" grp_id = models.UUIDField(default=uuid.uuid4, editable=False)

The consumers.py file is
• Working for patient

1. make a connection request by sending auth token through query-string which will authenticate the user
2. since the user is patient, the grp_id of the patient is fetched
3. A channel is created using the grp_id value
4. The patient triggers the start_sepsis function which would receive a set of sepsis-attribute, then serialize it and store it it in DB
5. The same serialize data is broadcasted over the channel

• Working for doctor

1. authentication like above
2. the doctor fetches patients associated to them using _get_patient_of_doctor helper function
3. doctor will try to connect all the patient's grp_id associated to it
4. Once connected broadcast a message called "doc is connected"

I'm trying to bind a host directory to a mssql docker container and have the following [bash] script:

I'm learning to work with the .NET Core 5.0 framework and was reading this article about managing user secrets. Coming from Node.js, I'm used to .env files where for example database connections credentials are stored.

When looking at boilerplates, such as ASP.NET Boilerplate or clean-architecture-manga, I notice the database connection string still being in the appsettings.json, which isn't in located in the .gitignore file.