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Use:

You may use a orm.xml customizer file for the databases with special requirements. Consider using @GeneratorValue(strategy=IDENTITY) in your code, and adding a different orm.xml for your oracle profile where you can define the appropriate sequencegenerator and strategy.

orm.xml for oracle profile also may help to overcome some idiosyncrasies when it comes to table and column names, among many other caveats.

According to documentation:

Reporter: This identifies the reporter of the request. It is set to destination if report is from a server Istio proxy and source if report is from a client Istio proxy or a gateway.

This means that requests with reporter="source" are sent from source pod (web-ingress-gateway in your case), and reported by prometheus as such in this pod.

Requests with reporter="destination" are sent from another pod to a desitnation pod in your case (that would be web-ingress-gateway -> ), and are reported as such in the destination pod.

If you issue the same command, but to the application pod (not ingress-gateway), you will see requests with reporter="destination".

Using the Bookinfo application as an example, we can se the requests from productpage to details pods

productpage is a source pod, and is reported as reporter="source"

details is a destination pod, and is reported as reporter="destination"

In case I misunderstood your question, and you want to see metrics of requests coming from outside, to your ingress gateway - this is currently not possible. Ingress only emits metrics with reporter as source ^[source]

Well, after 17 days finally I got the solution:

my problem was on properties file, for some reason I used this line (I can't remember why): spring.autoconfigure.exclude=org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.jdbc.DataSourceAutoConfiguration

I just commented it and problem solved.

Lessons learned:

1. always document your code
2. JitterTed's discord is a great source of answers.

You can use the $or operator. So the query should look like this:

You are missing a class that matches the list of Species that your JSON contains:

Hi username! You've successfully authenticated, but GITEE.COM does not provide shell access.

Your keydoes work for basic authentication, but you are still unable to clone username/demo-repo.git (assuming that "username" is the same one as in the Hi username! message)

As I mentioned before, you might need to create a ed25519 key instead:

Assuming that each object in your array has the same four properties, then typeof applicationsData[0] will get you the appropriate type. You can then use a Type Alias to create a proper name for this type:

You can use regex to find strings with 10 consecutive numbers: