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Docker-compose is now officially supported by EB:

• AWS Elastic Beanstalk Adds Support for Running Multi-Container Applications on AL2 based Docker Platform

EB does not support docker-compose. To make your container (is it single, or multiple-conatiner setup?) you have to use either single or multi-container EB platforms.

In both cases you have to translate your docker-compose.yml into Dockerrun.aws.json. The file has different form, depending on whether you are using single or multi-container setup.

How do I upload my docker image to aws?

If its single EB setup, you can just provide your Dockerfile to EB and it will take care of everything for you. For multi-conainer EB, you can store your images in public repo such as dockerhub, or a private repo such as ECR.

To translate your docker-compose.yml file into Dockerrun.aws.json, you can try using container-transform tool. It can be helpful, though you will most likely need to manually make further adjustments to the file generated.

You need to use the same IV when you encrypt and decrypt. At the same time, an IV is useless if it's always the same one. Best practice is:

• Create a new IV everytime you need to encrypt a new string
• Attach the IV to the encrypted string (maybe just concatenate them) and store the result

When you need to decrypt:

• Separate the IV and the encrypted string again
• Decrypt the string using the key and the IV you just separated

I've managed to solve this by using EvtExportLog.

I've just tried this approach locally using spring-geode-starter:1.3.0.RELEASE and it seems to be working just fine:

I figured out the problem: I had given the package name wrong

correct format is:

Yes you need to download MySql from here https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/windows/installer/8.0.html.

And need to configure few things during installation like username and password. And update these fields inside you database properties file.

That documentation shows the configuration to use on a.... "normal" LDAP directory (like say OpenLDAP). Active Directory has its own quirks, so it doesn't quite behave the same way as the rest of the LDAP world.

Spring does have an ActiveDirectoryLdapAuthenticationProvider class just for this purpose. This answer has an example of how to make use of it in your WebSecurityConfig class:

The error here is pretty self explanatory: you can’t have more than one connection to a distributed system within a single JVM. In this particular case you’re starting both a server cache (ServerLauncher) and a client cache (ClientCacheFactory) within the same JVM, which is not supported.

To solve the issue, use two different applications or JVMs, one for the server and another one for the client executing the query.

Cheers.

The only solution that worked was injecting the HttpServletRequest class into my implementation of UserDetailsService so I take the new parameter from the request here.