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I want to run TensorFlow on my microserver. I'd like to install a non-systemd Linux if possible e.g. Alpine, but I am new to TensorFlow and I am not sure how much it relies on systemd or if it would run without it. Would it?

I have an integration test for rest api microservers that stubs some of the external resources. Most of them work, but there is a particular one which becomes not available during the test.

• Other tests stubbed the same way work
• Given stubbing works when request is sent directly from the test or if called from postman while test is in Thread.sleep()
• Stubbing does not work when the same request as used above is sent from one of the microservices called by the test or from postman if a microservice is paused (paused on a debug breakpoint). Other stubs work in these conditions.

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I have a netty server and client in the project and want to exchange message between them.

The netty server code:

I have an application that shares a database between a large Django application, and a set of microservers (written in Go). If a record is deleted by a microserver, such that a record in a different table has a foreign key that references it, and if I've specified on_delete=models.CASCADE in the respective ForeignKey field, which of the following is true?

1. The dependent record will be deleted by PostgreSQL, or
2. the dependent record should be deleted "manually" by the microserver (this is what I currently do),

or is there a way to specify how I want on_delete to be handled?

Here's a bit of an example for completeness:

Note: I checked similar posts but unfortunately I had no luck using their solutions

Take for example this post, SSL only working on half of site where the problem was that he only had the https:// on half of the site, but the problem I'm facing is a bit different since I already have https everywhere yet my site is still half secure and half insecure in its own weird way.

Background: I just installed a new SSL certificate on my website running on a Lamp Server - Ubuntu 18.04 LTS version inside a Google Cloud MicroServer.

The Problem: After that, Both the wp-admin and the WordPress site itself were showing as insecure but without the red notice (unlike self-signed), So I went back to my apache2 configuration and changed the VirtualHost *:80 port to *:443 as well as the ServerName myWebsite.com:443,

I did this on both of the .conf files (SSL and the default) because I figured why use port 80?

/var/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf

/var/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl.conf

(I remembered now that there's also the Listen command somewhere in the files that I forget and left on Listen to port 80 that could be important)

And only after I did that I got this weird new problem where only the wp-admin area is Secured while the homepage itself is Info or Insecure *(Google terms) - Unlike before I did that change where both the admin panel and the homepage was Insecure *

so I was finally happy to see that green secure icon but was sad to find out that it's only valid on the admin panel and not on the homepage which is very weird right?

Please take a look at the picture to better understand this weird problem:

I will really appreciate any help on the subject.

Thanks upfront.

I want to install CentOS 7.5 on HP Proliant Microserver G8.

This server use a fake array controller (HPE Dynamic Smart Array B120i Controller) that need kernel specific driver to work.

I've found the driver package (rpm) on HP Suppurt site (b120i rhel7u4/rhel7u5)

I need to supply this driver to the OS Installer.

This it's possible passing linux modprobe.blacklist=ahci inst.dd but for some reason the installer only search for *.iso files.

Is there a way to provide an RPM kmod to the OS installer?

Any help will be appreciated.

I have a question regarding some Winforms app that will run on LAN. The application is connected to the SQL database which will be stored in one of the servers in LAN. As connection string I used :

So many web applications these days run on their own microservers, it can be hard to implement them on shared hosting platforms. The apps listen on a dedicated port you can customize or reverse proxy, but shared hosting usually only has 80 and 443 open.

Just as an example, the handy web-based editor ICEcoder is a PHP application, so you just drop the files in a directory and away you go. However, the Cloud9 editor runs its own server. You can customize the port, but again, you cant run the reverse proxy.

I had the idea of using a PHP or Python CGI script as an intermediary. Something like:

www.mydomain/mydirectory/middleman.py

Currently building a microservice application. The communication between each container is via web sockets and the gateway is a REST gateway.

I want to be able to use emit from within a post request, which is working fine as of right now. But when the the socket is to handle a on event and then reply back via the gateway using a express response object, that object is not closed with a response.json call. The object is still alive inside another on event inside the same route, which then makes the new request generate the error, headers cannot be set after they are send. This makes sense, but how do I ensure that the new request, gets a new response object ?

First request
gateway -> (ws) -> microserver -> (ws) -> gateway -> (http) user
Second request
gateway -> (ws) -> microserver -> (ws) -> gateway -> ERROR

Gateway snippet: