Iamus | Metaverse Server for Vircadia | Continuous Deployment library
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Metaverse server for Vircadia Project implemented in NodeJS/ExpressJS/TypeScript. This supports the basic inter-domain operations for a Vircadia Project grid: accounts, etc. For building, refer to Building. For how the metaverser-server fits in with the other services, refer to Notes On Development. For some notes on internal structure of the Iamus metaverse-server, refer to Design. For running a metaverse-server as a Docker image, refer to Running A Docker Image.
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QUESTION
This is my first time using nodejs, I am getting the following error while running npm run start
command. Is there a version compatibility issue between node and npm? I can see that the end lines suggesting this is not an issue with npm.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-09 at 18:54As @ndenasie said, nodemon
isn't installed. Try running npm install -g nodemon
then npm run start
and it should work.
Since the comment worked, this is just a response for you to mark as the best answer to close the thread.
QUESTION
I keep hitting circular dependency error in my cloudformation template and not sure how I can eliminate that. I am creating a user and attaching the IAMManagedPolicy2
to the user.
The policy allows the user to assume two roles, IAMRole
and IAMRole2
.
IAMRole2
requires defining the assume permission for the user. This is probably the reason why I am hitting the circular dependency in my case. Here is how my template looks like:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 00:29Since you are hardcoding the role names (AddUserToGroupRole
and AttachGroupPolicyRole
), you must use the names directly to overcome the circular dependency problem:
QUESTION
I want to use an AWS service or a combination of services to check if the signed-in IAM user used MFA or not.
I tried with cloud watch Events and Lambda. By using this, I could check the details of the user sign in the event object. But, I cannot able to check whether he signed in using MFA or not.
Any Suggestions?
UPDATE: I used, CloudWatch Event rules -> Source: Build Event by Service (Service Name:AWS Console Sign-in, Event Type: Sign-in) -> Target: Lambda/SNS email. Then I got he below information: sample Event object which I got:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-14 at 13:32I would suggest using AWS CloudTrail combined with LookupEvents API using SDK of your choice (Python, JS, Java etc).
First one will capture any IAM calls, even multi-regionally if required, and second will query the results of the capture. You should be able to see the required MFA info in the event body.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/cloudtrail-integration.html
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awscloudtrail/latest/APIReference/API_LookupEvents.html
QUESTION
In production I just wanted to give only the required permissions in the policy for IAM user.
Currently I have given S3FullAccess Policy for the IAM user, is there any way to identify which all permissions in that s3 bucket are been utilized by the IAMuser, Do we have any kind of logs that states this? So if I could get those permissions I could create a custom policy for the user with only specific permissions that the user requires.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-11 at 07:03Use Amazon S3 server access logging, AWS CloudTrail logs or a combination of both to identify what the user is accessing from the S3 service. Here is the difference between the two approaches.
QUESTION
I want to use aws s3 on my laravel project , for this i created a bucket on s3 and also created IAMUSER and give it "S3FullAccess" permission but it create user with some error, access_key not created... I use my vocareum account credentails (found on Account details button) but laravel gives an error "Invalid access token". please help...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 09:34It appears that the user you are logging into AWS as is not an administrator user, or certainly lacks some administration permissions.
I'm not familiar with Vocareum but it seems to be some sort of learning management system - I presume you are using an AWS account that they control, which would explain the lack of privileges. If that is the case, and it is their AWS account that you are accessing, then you will need to raise a support case with them.
If this is your account, and you created this user, then you need to log into the account as the root user you created when you configured your AWS account and use it to create an access key for this current user.
QUESTION
I've created the following CloudFormation template:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 21:28The following will return queue URL, not ARN:
QUESTION
We have deployed Customized Confluent Kafka Connector as statefulset in Kubernetes, which mounts secrets from Azure KeyVault. These secrets contain db username and password & are meant to be used while creating connectors via rest endpoint https://kafka.mydomain.com/connectors
using Postman.
The secrets are being loaded as environment variables in container. And kubernetes-ingress-controller
- path based routing is used for exposing rest endpoint.
So far, our team is unable to use the environment variables while creating connector through Postman.
Connector config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 05:40We did it!! Using FileConfigProvider
. All the needed information was here.
We just had to parametrize connect-secrets.properties
according to our requirement and substitute env vars value on startup.
This doesn't allow using Env Vars via Postman. But parametrized connect-secrets.properties
specifically tuned according to our need did the job and FileConfigProvider
did the rest by picking values from connect-secrets.properties
Found a way to implement this using env vars here.
QUESTION
I have created a IAM user and I am trying to connect to it using SSH. I have tried OPenSSH and Putty but unable to connect using either of these.
In browser I am logged in with root user.
- Create key pair using below command:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-21 at 15:37The pem key that you're adding here is actually for use within the code commit service.
If you want to connect to the instance via IAM credentials then you have 2 choices available:
- You can setup and connect via the EC2 Instance Connect. This method will allow you to connect via the normal terminal method over SSH.
- You can connect via the AWS CLI using the Session Manager. This method will be carried out by using the AWS CLI to start a session from any command line with the CLI installed.
The documentation you've linked above is for generating a PEM for use with the default user of your instance.
Hope this helps.
QUESTION
I want to make a app in which only the person who is authenticated in firebase by entering his email and password for the first time through the app can change or add the data/video in the firebase but other user who are not authenticated and are using the app can only read/watch the videos added by admin.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-20 at 14:17If you want any authenticated user to be able to write files, you can use
QUESTION
This is the exception I see:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 21:58Connection.json seems to be missing Certificates. Please refer to "first-network/connection-org1.json" under "fabric-samples" on how the certificates are used while connecting to the gateway.
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