socker | A wrapper for secure running of Docker containers on Slurm | Continuous Deployment library

initialDelaySeconds: Number of seconds after the container has started before liveness or readiness probes are initiated.

Now pod can get failed because of CrashLoopBackOff even before starting the probes. This is the concept here. It can occur if you set the container restartPolicy to Never.

You can see the pod logs or events for getting the reason of pod failure (can use kubectl describe )

For anyone else interested in this, I did not find a way to get "ANY" to also get loopback multicasts. I eventually settled on just adding membership to the ANY adapter and the loopback address. Receiver code below. I did have some issues with memberships to 127.0.0.1 getting stick, but ignoring the error code seemed to allow everything to work.

The string serialized from a protobuf message is a binary string. You cannot construct a std::string with a single binary char pointer. Instead, you should also specify the size of the binary string.

There is a clone of pusher server available on laravel, have you checked it?

https://beyondco.de/docs/laravel-websockets/getting-started/introduction

• You can use this on LAN.
• This runs a php-socket server on some port like 5000
• Just use Laravel Echo or Pusher SDK for mobile apps and connect it to your server on 5000 port.

You don't have to pay anyone, it runs clone of pusher server on your server.

You missed the colon on the previous line. Change image cassandra to image: cassandra.

You are immediately releaseing the database client that you acquired, before any notifications can happen, and you're getting the error message every time the socket disconnects and you try to run the UNLISTEN command on the released client whose connection was closed after 30s.

Instead, use

This feature was implemented by the author of Websocket.Client within a few hours of posting on the github page... amazing!

socket.on creates an eventListener which fires every time the event is emitted. By including socket.on in your start action, you are creating a new eventListener every time you call start (by clicking the button), and each one of those listeners logs to the console. You shouldn't be creating a listener in the same block of emitting the event.

Create a new action like setupListeners and call that only once from somewhere else, maybe in your component (such as in the created lifecycle hook) or from some other action:

• socket.timeout errors occur when the timeout window is exceeded when waiting on individual packets of a response.
• In order to keep a connection open, you need to use a service account.

The socket timeout error occurs when the time before the receipt of an expected new packet is exceeded before a packet is actually received. As this occurs only for open/continuous connections, if you aren't making requests frequently enough to the Gmail API then it is likely that this is the origin of the error. I'm not sure how often this is, but given your refresh is every 6 hours I would expect this is longer than the token's lifetime.

The connection to the server that you establish will provide you an authorisation token, which has a limited lifespan before it needs to be renewed. The refresh token you receive however, could expire under certain circumstances, for example if you have multiple instances of the application running in parallel.

According to the documentation:

Access tokens periodically expire and become invalid credentials for a related API request. You can refresh an access token without prompting the user for permission (including when the user is not present) if you requested offline access to the scopes associated with the token.

and:

Requesting offline access is a requirement for any application that needs to access a Google API when the user is not present. For example, an app that performs backup services or executes actions at predetermined times needs to be able to refresh its access token when the user is not present

So in order to keep your refresh token valid, you need to set the access_type keyword argument to offline when calling the authorisation flow.

In python: