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Is the usage of Azure's "service principal" or GCP's "service accounts" in my microservices a Vendor Lock-in?
To authenticate my MS towards a cosmodb nosql, for instance, I had to use Azure's sdk azure-identity because our infra guys created the DB using "local atuthentication: disabled"
I believe we just created a vendor lockin.. is this true?
How can we avoid that?
Should we change to user/pass instead?
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I was quite curious to know that where does HuggingFace host the models that users build?
Is it hosted on some platform like GCP or AWS?
And how does this guarantee that the model is only stored for the intended purpose i.e. the hosting party doesn't misuse it for their benefit?
Also, are there any privacy concerns with HuggingFace?
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I want a Windows machine to act as a server, being able to open ports to clients and send data to them over the Internet.
Is it possible to install Windows on any server to act like it or should I purchase Windows Server?
I have never truly worked with servers before so I know my questions is silly. :) Thanks for response.
You can install a normal windows on server computer and can do a lot of things with but if you have specific things to do, maybe you can try windows server and if it what you want, you can buy one ;)
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Question : What best option ( both cost effect and performs well ) for running windows server in the cloud and connecting to it from windows desktops. I only really need authentication.
It looks like Azure has a couple of different active directory solutions for authentication / AD services & paying extra to get things like SSO. Much more cost effective than a full virtual server.
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I launched a t2.micro instance which at the time of launch clearly stated free tier eligible.
It is a RHEL7 system on which I then installed some usual software such as Java, Tomcat, nginx etc.
In the billing section, I see that I am being charged for this instance. So far I have been charged $2.36 at the rate of $0.073 for 36 hours.
How do I explain this?
The free period only lasts 12 months from the time you first created your AWS account - is your account new?
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This sounds dumb, but how do you set up an SMTP server in Windows 7 (not Windows Server)? After researching on Google, all I get are either tutorials on how to set up your inbox in an email client or how to set up an SMTP server using Windows Server.
Windows 7 doesn't include SMTP service so you need to install Remote Server Administration Tools.
After that you should be able to find configuration instructions, like SMTP in IIS.