acme | A protocol for automating certificate issuance | TLS library

I have created a script to create ad hoc Jitsi meeting rooms in PHP.

The code below almost does what I want:

1. Create a random Jitsi meeting ID
2. When the user clicks "Copy meeting info" this ID is copied to my clipboard.
3. It can then be inserted in any calendar invitation by using Ctrl+V.

However I am not able to figure out how to add a line break to the my info.

The code below results in :

I have an nginx service in my docker-compose. I'm trying to use this to obtain my first ssl cert from lets encrypt. It's not working and I cannot seem to exec into the container to check the conf settings.

I'm using envsubt and I suspect this is my issue, but since I cannot get into the container I cannot check. My set up:

The source code to the resulting JAR is in my project, abc.

The packaging of my pom.xml is "jar".

When I have done mvn package I would like to see my JAR on the path ~/.m2/repository/com/acme/abc/abc/1.0.0/abc-1.0.0.jar (with all the other files there .md5, .sha1, .pom, etc.) so that I can pick it up from any other project. (This is in lieu of putting my JAR into Maven Central or Nexus, etc.)

I have been exploring maven-install-plugin with install-jar-lib, install-file, etc., different configuration, but to no avail.

When I build (mvn package), I do not see ~/.m2/repository/com/acme/abc... at all yet under my local target directory, I see abc-1.0.0.jar. However, it appears that mvn install does the job.

I am trying to set up a Hyperledger Fabric Network with Hyperledger Explorer. I spin up a VM on the digital ocean cloud with ubuntu OS. From there, I spin up 3 orderers node, and 2 peers node. Which result in total of 5 nodes. (I am using RAFT setup).

However, I encounter the error as below when trying to start the hyperledger fabric explorer docker-container images.

I'm trying to configure a canary rollout for a demo, but I'm having trouble getting the traffic splitting to work with linkerd. The funny part is I was able to get this working with istio and i find istio to be much more complicated then linkerd.

I have a basic go-lang service define like this:

I am using Jenkins and Nginx both in Docker,

From Jenkins docker documentation, it seems that jenkins need 2 ports, 50000 and 8080, Reference : https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker/blob/master/README.md

Nginx acting as reverse proxy has this configuration right now

I have the following statement table in Postgres:

We are have enabled horizontal pod autoscaling in GKE, our pods are sitting behind a clusterIP type service and we are routing public traffic to that Service using NGINX Ingress controller. When monitoring the usages we have noticed that traffic is not equally distributed between pods. it's routing traffic to one single pod. but whenever we manually deleted that particular pod it will route traffic to another available pod.

Is there any way we can enable ingress rules to distribute traffic equally

Ingress

I'm trying to make my "data" folder inside quarkus-app directory. I've tried everything written in docs like application.properties, maven properties and creating resource-config.json. The best I got - saving the resource-config.json file itself into -Pnative building. I would appreciate any help to solve this problem! enter image description here

Quarkus properties: