searcher | agnostic search query builder | Search Engine library

I'm trying to import contacts using RunspacePools, but I'm having trouble getting it to work. If I take it out of the runspace logic, it works fine, just takes a long time. I'd really like to use runspacepools to speed up the import process and make it run multithreaded so it imports faster. On avg each import takes about 5-6 mins per user, and I have about 500 users, so it can take up to 3000 mins to run.

Here is what I currently have:

I am using [adsisearcher] to grab AD User info because it's way faster than get-aduser. I am also trying to figure out how to add it into a hashtable or dictionary using LINQ or perhaps any other alternative that is fast. For me I'm trying to get the best performance/most efficiency because long term goal is importing the data into a contact list.

Here is what I currently have, and this works well, but I'm curious if there is a quicker way to organize the data?

I currently have two types of data, GenArtWorkerMsg and VehicleWorkerMsg. I also have a Searcher that takes parts of those data-sets, but I cannot make the searcher understand which data-set has been passed, despite having a unique type property on the payload.

How do I force it to distinguish between the different payloads ?

Typescript Playground with how I solved it so far

Okay, so Google is telling us "Background location access not declared" and not letting us publish our app. We have no use for background location, so we're trying to elimiate it completely.

Of course my manifest doesn't have it:

My software (with admin priviledges) periodically performs the following query via WMI to know the status of the CPU:

I have got form with input

I read all I could find, but documentation on this scenario is scant or unclear for podman. I have the following (contrived) ROOTLESS podman setup:

• pod-1 name: pod1

  Container names in pod1:

  • p1c1 -- This is also it's assigned hostname within pod1
  • p1c2 -- This is also it's assigned hostname within pod1
  • p1c3 -- This is also it's assigned hostname within pod1

• pod-2 name: pod2

  Container names in pod2:

  • p2c1 -- This is also it's assigned hostname within pod2
  • p2c2 -- This is also it's assigned hostname within pod2
  • p2c3 -- This is also it's assigned hostname within pod2

I keep certain containers in different pods specifically to avoid port conflict, and to manage containers as groups.

QUESTION:

Give the above topology, how do I communicate between, say, p1c1 and p2c1? In other words, step-by-step, what podman(1) commands do I issue to collect the necessary addressing information for pod1:p1c1 and pod2:p2c1, and then use that information to configure applications in them so they can communicate with one another?

Thank you in advance!

EDIT: For searchers, additional information can be found here.

for a future poc i need to deploy an apache atlas 2.1 stack but i can't found the parameter for the cassandra backend connection in their documentation. if anyone got a link or had already made a implementation with password authentication.

this is my current config file if it can help.

I am trying to integrate our on-prem AD with an Azure function app. I need to be able to get users and update them.

We have both Azure AD and on-prem AD which are synced via the Azure AD Connect, which syncs only one way (from AD to AAD). So I want to update users in the on-prem AD, which will sync to the Azure AD. For this, I am using System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement, which works fine from my local machine. However, it doesn't work in my Azure app.

We have set up a hybrid connection to the AD to have a gateway, but we haven't been able to make it work. We have also created a user which has read-rights to the domain.

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