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I wrote a serverless.yml where I create 3 S3 bucket resources. This is some take home project I have to complete and it requires two buckets for static templates I have to process and one bucket for the results. I am defining SQS and it successfully created the queue and I was able to send messages to it from my lambda and receive messages by another lambda.

However, defining S3 bucket resources gives me An error occurred: S3LanguageTemplatesBucket - Bucket name should not contain uppercase characters.

I tried to use hard-coded values for bucket names but it didn't help.

The content of my serverless.yml file as follows:

I have setup a template.json file as suggested in the AWS Quicksight documentation here. My file looks like this:

I am currently building a C# project which is functional, but I want to create an embedded envelope from my server template documented (hosted on docusign.com) rather than my local template copy of the document (on my computer).

I'm using the quick start C# code and am getting stuck trying to make it work and replace the "World_Wide_Corp_fields.pdf" default file with a template ID sequence:

Update: Using the eg001 C# code from the Code-Samples-CSharp as the base (instead of the Quick Start C# code).

Below is the combining of eg001 with eg009 so that there is an embedded workflow using a Server Template.

I created the SES template and rendered it from the aws-cli, as you can see the non-English texts are replaced by '?', both in plain text version and HTML version. How to fix this? P.S: I also checked it by sending an email.

the following is my TestMainTemplate.json file

I am deploying an new metric alert to Azure with an ARM template. I am following the exact same way of Microsoft doc. With the only change that I deploy just 1 metric to an Automation account and not to an storage account

Template file

An instance template is a global resource that is not bound to a zone >or a region. However, you will specify some zonal resources in an >instance template, which restricts the template to the zone where that >resource resides. For example, if you include a read-only persistent >disk from us-central1-b in your instance template, you cannot use that >template in any other zone because that specific disk exists only in >zone us-central1-b. For more information about zonal resources, read >Regions and Zones.
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instance-templates/

I would like to confirm the above phenomenon. What procedure can we reproduce.
Especially the following part you will specify some zonal resources in an >instance template, which restricts the template to the zone

However, I do not know how to reproduce it. GCP's web console and gcloud compute create-templates create command did not find a command to specify a zone.

I am following this example

I am trying to load a html file with vue.js and add into my template.

my attempt:

HTTML:

I have the following test, but I get the following error: "API: unable to fetch api token." I tried using shallow instead of mount but it returns the same error.

I need to unit test a component method that does not return a Promise, but internally calls a method in a service that does, and so unit test execution returns immediately to the 'it' block. This results in objects that I am supposed to look at for certain values to not yet be assigned. Angular documentation suggests that I use a Spy object. This seems to be exactly what I need. Unfortunately, even the most basic of unit tests won't let me create a Spy object.

The following code...