So i have a spring boot web application. I have done my application pretty muuch and I have a remote ubuntu vps server to deploy from hostinger. I configured all of needs server for my application. when i try to click "deploy" button my .war file to a tomcat server after a couple of seconds (about a minute) it returns bad gateway error code 502 following ss in my case
I tried every singe method both here and elsewhere but nothing done
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I'm using Webmin CentOS cloud, after deploying frontend in public_html folder its run correctly but the backend project in same folder and returns 503 Error, there is message:
Service Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or
capacity problems. Please try again later.
but login page (frontend) is worked. maybe forget some configuration, this first time deploy in cloud webmin.
I have deployed a Spring Boot application onto a Google Kubernetes Engine workload. First, I pushed an image to Artifact Registry. Then, I ran the image using the docker run command in the gcloud command line. My GET request worked perfectly fine then, but once I deployed the image to a Kubernetes workload, the same GET request to the LoadBalancer returned a 500 Internal Server HTTP error.
Everytime I try going on Google's Error Reporting, it tells me to setup Error Reporting, but I don't really understand how to, and besides I thought HTTP errors automatically went to Error Reporting.
I'm sorry if there's too many extra details, I mainly want to know how to see the cause of an HTTP 500 error on a GKE deployment?
I'm facing some problems with my WAS setup. The HTTPS link is redirecting to an HTTP. I am sure this is not an application issue since I tested the same application on other environments and it is working.
I had copied the virtual host configuration from the environment that is working, but still not getting it to work. I checked the other environments's Web Container Customer Properties and it does not have any.
Any thing that needs to be checked?
Update :
I saw below the virtual host there is a link called "Update global Web server plug-in configuration". Do I need to click this and copy the generated file to all nodes?
I have a war file which I deployed and ran in tomcat. Then I deployed it in websphere from admin console. The status of the webapplication is seen as started along with the built-in web applications such as "ivtApp", "query", etc. Now from this link:
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http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r0/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.websphere.nd.doc%2Finfo%2Fae%2Fae%2Frins_portnumber.html
It looks like the port number for web application is 9080 for http. I tried to run the application using the link:
http://{localhost}:9080/spring3HibernateMaven/index
(I am using "{" because this website didn't allow typing localhost)
the context root being spring3HibernateMaven. And I get page not found error in the browser. So I thought there must be something wrong with my web application. Hence I tried to run their web application:
http://{localhost}:9080/ivtApp
Which gives the same error. Even
http://{localhost}:9080/
gives the same error. I assume it should show something for this url as is shown from tomcat.
So how can I run the/any web application in websphere? FYI, I downloaded the latest version of websphere from their website.
Thanks
ivtApp has context path "ivt", so you need to use host:9080/ivt
Btw, you can find context path setting in websphere\application control panel
I want to preview my Worklight app in my browser, but when I open localhost:8080/console in the browser this error appears:
HTTP Status 404 - /console
type Status report
message /console
description The requested resource (/console) is not available.
Apache Tomcat/7.0.21
You are missing the context root in the URL. It should be: http://localhost:8080/your-context-root/console.
The value of the context root is usually the name of the .war file - the name of your project. Try that.
Tip: also make sure you have set it in both worklight.properties and application-descriptor.xml, otherwise your application will fail to connect to the server, now that you have moved from Eclipse to an application server.
Some topics of worth from the IBM Worklight Information Center:
Transporting Worklight applications to test and production environments
Deploying a customization .war file to an application server