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So this time i'm trying to launch some AWS Marketplace images using cloudformation and terraform both and it works fine on my account as i have already subscribed to these images, but it doesnt work on other account as these are not been subscribed there.
I'm looking for some way of either accepting or opting for subscription via automation ( any api or command ) and get these instances launched without fail.
i dont know if at all it is possible to create custome images from these marketplace image so that subscription can be avoided , please suggest
Thanks!!
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I am quite new to Teams and to building bots for it.
Using NodeJS, I built a simple prototype one that can receive notifications and send requests to my software.
However, my software is installed on-premises, which means all users using it have a different domain name for it (xxx.com, abc.com…). To be able to use it, the app needs to know what is the endpoint of the requests.
I wonder how I can build my bot app in those conditions and have it in the Teams Marketplace.
My question is :
I assume I want a team admin to set the domain name in some app settings before installing it for a team and users to use.
Is that possible somehow? Is it even possible to build such an bot app?
I suppose it is possible to achieve that by having the users install a custom app, but then the app cannot be in the Marketplace.
I also suppose I can ask individual users to first enter the name of the domain, it sounds repetitive and the info would then be stored in some userData.
Isn't there some teamData instead? Could it mean having one user set those information and have them stored for everyone?
I am a newbie in Elastic in general and currently I am trying to manage our alerts for CPU/Disk/Memory in Elastic Cloud. I can create the alerts manually just fine, but that takes a huge amount of time and if we migrate I want to be able to create the alerts in some automated way. In the past I have worked with Azure and created alerts with Az PowerShell and etc, so I am searching how to automate the alert creation for our infrastructure in Elastic Cloud. I went through the documentation for Alerts Link. But, im not sure I understand how to use the API to actually do this.
Is there a way to automate lets say creation of CPU alerts for 10 different hosts that we monitor with Elastic ? Is using the API the only way and are there any materials other than the official documentation that can help me achieve this? And am I even on the correct path? Thank you in advance.
Let me share knowledge of using Azure Monitor where you can connects the resources to Azure Monitor and manage the Alerts. Alerts can send you an email or call a web hook when some metric (for example database size or CPU usage) reaches the threshold. There are several ways to create Alerts- using Azure Portal, Command Line Interface, Powershell and Azure Monitor Rest API. Hope it will help you.
Even you can automate alerts using Azure Automation runbook with Mertic Alerts. where can automate the alerts according to the customized dimensional values and once the Alert criteria met it can even send an mail.
I am experienced in working with AWS but this is my first foray onto Google cloud and I am stuck on how to debug it properly. I am building a simple experimental setup, using Cloud Firestore to store some data and planning to do some small API functions to query it.
I am inputting my information from a Go app, which I built using the official SDK for Go. Everything builds fine, but when I run it I see nothing other than rpc error: code = PermissionDenied desc = Missing or insufficient permissions..
I have tried setting the authentication to open in the Firestore rules console (allow read, write: if true), but I still see the same error, so it seems to be an issue with the credentials I have generated rather than Firestore itself.
The credentials in question were generated in the main Google Cloud Console, under Service Accounts. I've saved it out as a JSON file and am loading this into the app via option.WithCredentialsFile() which is then passed into the NewFirestoreWriter() constructor.
It's far from obvious, to me at least, exactly how to configure the permissions on the Service Account as it seems to work quite differently from Amazon IAM. I was expecting to find a way to add on specific actions related to Firestore but I can't find anything at all like that once the service account is created. Under Permissions, it looks like I can associate other accounts with the service account, which seems to be the other way around to what I want to do. Or do I need to assume another identity once I have the service account in order to do anything, a la Amazon STS? Or am I barking up the wrong tree here?
I am running locally while I am playing with the apps, planning to think about deployment later.
I guess my questions are:
Should I be using a different form of credential when making programmatic writes to Firestore?
What permissions need to be on the credential that I am using?
How do the Google Service Account permissions interact with the Firestore access rules, or are they completely separate?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I finally worked out the answer. Turns out I was reading some of the screens too fast....
The programmatic approach with the credential was fine, but the service account setup was not.
In case anyone else has a similar issue, the fix was to:
Go to "Access" under IAM (NOT identity). Coming from AWS this confused me a little because I was expecting roles to be a sublevel to identity rather than a seperate level
Click the Edit button next to the service account
Add the Cloud Datastore User and Cloud Datastore Owner roles (I'll work on trimming down permissions now it's working!). This confused me particularly because I was looking for "Firestore" or "Cloud Firestore", and there is the very similarly named "Cloud Filestore" which tripped me up.
After a few seconds, it started working.
According to https://cloud.google.com/firestore/docs/reference/libraries?_ga=2.87049368.-1865513281.1592929406#server_client_libraries,
In this environment, requests are not evaluated against your Firestore security rules
So I reset my access permissions in Firebase back to allow read, write: if false.
I would like to know if it's currently possible to transfer an app created on one parse account to another users parse account.
We have had an external developer build part of our apps backend on parse but he has not used our businesses parse account.
Please could you let me know if it possible to change it / port it over?
Many Thanks,
Sam
Yes, you can. It is found on the Settings-->Collaborators page for the app you want to transfer.
When signing up for Amazon EC2 I had to activate the service using my phone. I clicked a button that said "Call me now", then amazon displayed a PIN on my screen which I then had to key in my phone once I received a phone call from them. Once the call was completed my screen automatically updated and said I was approved.
Which service allows Amazon to do this? I know they're Twilio and other services but I'm wondering if anyone knows which service/API they use.
You could achieve that with Twillio. I just recently played with their API (through the PHP library they provide) and they make these kinds of things trivial.
So in this case, it sounds like you want Gather:
http://www.twilio.com/docs/api/twiml/gather
On top of the their markup, you can constantly poll for the status of a call, etc. so you can update your own application in real time, e.g. to reflect that the call finished or if the input was correct or incorrect.