iserve | service warehouse which unifies service publication

I know what the documentation says, but I do not know where the IServer gets introduced or how it is configured.

My specific case is that I am calling IHostBuilder.ConfigureWebHost (not ConfigureWebHostDefaults), which as best I can determine does not automatically include Kestrel. I am using HttpSys via a UseHttpSys instead of using Kestrel.

I ran into an issue when I ran two local development websites at the same time. Even though the lauchSettings file had different ports for each, they both did register port 5000. Of course the 2nd site received an error indicating that 5000 was already in use. After much poking around, I found documentation indicating that port 5000 was the default for everything not just Kestrel. (I really believed that prior to 5.0, only Kestrel defaulted to 5000.) I proved the defaults by explicitly setting a URL in my code and it was honored and 5000 was not accessed. I then removed the code and set "urls": "http://localhost:6000" in the appSettings file and it to was honored. At this point I tried both true and false as the parameter to PreferHostingUrls and they both worked with the url configured in the appSettings file and both failed without an explicit url in either the appSettings or code.

So part of the question becomes what is IServer and how is it introduced and configured.

I am learning the Gatling tool and stuck in developing scenarios for Secure Http API calls. I have created a scenario in which I am able to get the bearer token and save it in the variable(Token), but the variable(Token) is not passing its value in the authorization header.

Here's my code pleaser review it,

The value of the token variable is not getting by the following code line, .authorizationHeader(s"Bearer $token")

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I am pretty sure that this is a standard network socket problem. I am currently dockerizing my application which makes use of the python py-opcua ( OPC UA ) package. Do you have any ideas on how to resolve this, or any suggestions I could try out?

I have set up a mock server with nodes, which runs locally on my Mac machine (no Dockerization here!):

I have created a Wizard.

it has 3 pages-

Please, somebody, explain Go pointers magic I try to call COM function

I have a wizard page like below-

When the Next button is clicked, the progess bar is shown as seen below-

If the Progess bar activity is cancelled, I want to keep the user on the same page from where the next button is clicked. How can I achieve this?

I am doing the below to show the progress bar of the WizardPage2

I did not find a way to get the memory available using IServer, so instead I am trying to do so using IDatabase.ExecuteAsync("MEMORY STATS") and then processing the result

In the Redis Console one can write MEMORY STATS and get an array output - https://redis.io/commands/memory-stats.

This post says I can use ExecuteAsync to pass raw commands - Executing Redis Console commands in c#

Yet when I do IDatabase.ExecuteAsync("MEMORY STATS") I get the following error:

I use opc libraries for .NET by OPC Foundation. Method ReadRaw in the Server class(Opc.Hda namespace). What does the "bool includeBounds" variable do?

I am trying to get around and understand how to properly use Steamworks.NET C# wrapper as I want to use it with my discord bot. Now, most of the functions work, which uses normal callback methods. I got into a wall when I was trying to use three methods which have the same callback interface, none of which triggers the callback. So in the ISteamMatchmakinServers interface, there are 3 methods which I want to use - PlayerDetails, PingServer, ServerRules to get the response you need to use of these interfaces ISteamMatchmakingPingResponse, ISteamMatchmakingPlayersResponse, ISteamMatchmakingRulesResponse. In the official Steamworks documentation it states: