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The root cause of this is the same than Istio: Health check / sidecar fails when I enable the JWT RequestAuthentication, but after further diagnose, I have reworded to simply (trying to get help)

I'm trying to configure RequestAuthentication (and AuthorizationPolicy) in an Istio mesh. My JWK tokens are provided by an internal OAUTH server (based in CloudFoundry) that is working fine for other services. My problem comes when I configure the uri for getting the signing key, linking to the internal pod. In this moment, Istio is not resolving the name of the internal pod. I'm getting confused because the microservices are able to connect to all my internal pods (mongodb, mysql, rabbitmq) including the uaa. Why the RequestAuthentication is not able to do the same?

UAA Service configuration (notice: I'm also creating a virtual service for external access, and this is working fine)

[Ed: reworded - sorry for the confusing initial wording. Also thanks to all those who suggested using integers, but for several reasons I must use float64.]

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This is my code (I see the issue, but am looking for ways to solve it)

I managed to push some changes with a poor commit message to my master branch. Here is my sequence of git commands:

I have made the basic calculator app which can add, subtract multiply or divide just two numbers. What I am trying to do improve the program to be able to '+' '-' '*' or '/' more than just two numbers. Here is the basic java calculator program I have down so far:

(Apologies if the title need rewording) If I write a class in Python, for example:

I'm rewording a question I asked earlier in hopes that it will get me some feedback.

I need to generate a static map from Mapbox that shows two end points and the polyline route between them. The method outlined below is what I'm using. It sometimes works and sometimes doesn't--and that is what's driving me crazy.

First, I use the two GPS end points to make an API request that generates the polyline. Then I use a second API request with the two end points and the polyline to generate the static map. The first part always seems to work. I get an encoded polyline that I can run through an online decoding tool and it shows the various points along the path just fine, but the second step to generate the map from Mapbox sometimes gives me the expected map and sometimes gives me an error code. The code is usually {"message":"Not Found"}, but sometimes I get a {"message":"Not Authorized - No Token"} error code.

I use this API with the two end points to get a JSON file that has a polyline: https://api.mapbox.com/directions/v5/mapbox/driving/POINT1;POINT2?access_token=TOKEN

Then, once I have the polyline, I am using this API to generate the map:

https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/streets-v11/static/pin-s-a+9ed4bd(POINT1),pin-s-b+000(POINT2),path-5+f44-0.5(POLYLINE)/auto/500x300?access_token=TOKEN

This works fine...

Point 1 = -87.321536,36.584454

Point 2 = -104.793676,38.749513

Polyline = }kh~Ez{}sO|HUuHmj@uhHbOyAla@kisAdelC|aMf~w@egO|uaAahfBr{|@w_@sAozkCcwFsp@v]__w@hjFjf@bdCkaJhmzAiyXtzb@fJ|{@{p[|~yErtBdacE{x^vkvHrZfuKo[tpBfxSrcuBocGpi_AqhCvjb@wgAvfsDhyc@fkrD~mD~bkDayD~ywCsui@vjmEoyBpk|AiOhHrvEdueApda@huoA|v[zuhFsySvwaAvbDwqHxXpwDYj@riJULheEfXh^tdAj~I^gIhAkEY~@kHseBlGyC^kA

Map API request = https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/streets-v11/static/pin-s-a+9ed4bd(-87.321536,36.584454),pin-s-b+000(-104.793676,38.749513),path-5+f44-0.5(}kh~Ez{}sO|HUuHmj@uhHbOyAla@kisAdelC|aMf~w@egO|uaAahfBr{|@w_@sAozkCcwFsp@v]__w@`hjFjf@bdCkaJhmzAiyXtzb@fJ|{@{p[|~yErtBdacE{x^vkvHrZfuKo[tpBfxSrcuBocGpi_AqhCvjb@wgAvfsDhyc@fkrD~mD~bkDayD~ywCsui@vjmEoyBpk|AiOhHrvEdueApda@huoA|v[zuhFsySvwaAvbD`wqHxXpwDYj@riJULheEfXh^tdAj~I`^gI`hAkEY~@kHseBlGyC^kA)/auto/500x300?access_token=TOKEN

Map (yay!)

This does not work...

Point 1 = -87.321536,36.584454

Point 2 = -85.855218,37.690038

Polyline = }kh~Ez{}sO|HUtCurC}xCkhC}~BqvIuc_@o~l@oaI}aUrs@kkL}~Iso\qHoyGsiKaTpQcRdlGusK_DEiz@w^cwOakJurAizT{hCugF_bBenSsOclZkdCw]mgEwyDogLgfBatEubCmkGxa@icLe_Do_Spf@cw]}sEgOaDgT{[zFyIk~Bts@

Map API request = https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/streets-v11/static/pin-s-a+9ed4bd(-87.321536,36.584454),pin-s-b+000(-85.855218,37.690038),path-5+f44-0.5(}kh~Ez{}sO|HUtCurC}xCkhC}~BqvIuc_@o~l@oaI}aUrs@kkL}~Iso\qHoyGsiKa`TpQcRdlGusK_DEiz@w^cwOakJurAizT{hCugF_bBenSs`OclZkdCw]mgEwyDogLgfBatEubCmkGxa@icLe_Do_Spf@cw]}sEgOaDgT{[zFyIk~Bts@)/auto/500x300?access_token=TOKEN

No Map :-(

This is a small part of a much bigger project where I am automating the process for generating project reports, but the problem isn't with my jQuery/AJAX code. It's a problem with my APIs and/or Mapbox. If there is a better/faster/easier way to get these maps, then I am absolutely open to suggestions, because this does not seem like the most efficient way to do it. I will be generating these reports from a computer. I am not worried about bandwidth or scaling down for a phone application. The file can be as cumbersome as it wants to be as long as I can consistently generate a map every time.

Hi everyone I cannot figure out how to fix this issue and from my knowledge it's because of the attributes of the object's I am using.

For your information, I am making a graph in Python and the graph needs to check if all the vertices and edges are connected.