I couldn't find any info in CouchBase Lite documentation. We have two .net MVC websites with embedded CouchBase lite dbs. I had replication setup and running over http without Sync Gateway. However, we would like to secure the link with https... Anyone has done that before?
Thanks,
HS
Thank Laurent Doguin for posting the link. Borrrden answered my questions on Chouchbase forum. I couldn't mark your posts as answer so here is the link again just to complete the post.
https://forums.couchbase.com/t/couchbase-lite-replication-over-https/6496
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We are planning to use Okta as our identity provider and found some resources on its developer site, we was thinking to use Database sync option, we have already number of users on our own database so I want some detailed technical guidance that how we can sync things with Okta and how later we can support SAML 2.0 protocol with other identity providers.
Please provide some detailed things for start point. we are using mysql databases right now.
It would be great support if all technical resources in detail because I dont found enough detailed checklist on side.
Thanks
You might start with the On-Premise Provisioning Guide available at:
Example Setup of On-Premises Provisioning and MySQL
If you get stuck, add a comment to your question or ask a new one.
Is the command-line client the only way to submit jobs? Is there a REST or language-specific API?
This is a great and frequently asked question.
Apache Aurora does not currently have a first-class scheduler HTTP/JSON API, but it is being planned (AURORA-987) and an API is one of several ideas that has discussed as a potential projects that may be worked on during a June Aurora community hackathon.
An open call for ideas and feedback was sent out to the project mailing list a few months ago, and if you're interested in being part of that discussion I'd suggest joining #aurora on irc.freenode.net, and the project mailing list by emailing dev-subscribe#aurora.apache.org.
I'm a newbie in Vert.x and have many issue with it. There is a litle document and tutorial about it
I want to build an web service running in multi server by Vert.x. And if I do that, do I need to config anything, such as DNS...? Anyone has document about Vert.x, please share
This is a very broad and vague question, not really suited to stack exchange. However there are website tutorials available for a number of languages at http://vertxio-hornmicro.rhcloud.com/tutorials.html.
Regarding, DNS etc. I would need to know more about your setup, if you just want to develop something locally try one of the tutorials on the above link.
I have a pretty simple question (for once :D) :
Do you know if a talendconnector to google-contacts exists ?
I can't find one into http://www.talendforge.org/components/, neither on the 4 first pages of Google itself.
As a fallback, do you think it would be possible to wrap a Talend component around google-contacts ... I guess yes, and so I would be surprised that no one had already developped it !
I've not seen a Google Contacts connector in Talend but there's a problem in the fact that to access the API you will need to auth via OAuth2. There's currently nothing standard in Talend to help with this (although it would be pretty useful) but Gabriele Baldassarre who semi regularly answers questions under the Talend tag has built a series of components to access Twitter data which has a similar OAuth requirement.
His website might be a useful reference to building this should you want to do so.
Edit
As of 5.4 Talend's RESTful components such as tRestClient now support OAuth2 so it is possible to provide OAuth2 tokens in your RESTful connection to help you connect to web services secure by OAuth2. There's not (as of yet) a Google Contacts connector available but you could replicate it now.
I'm evaluating using SignalR in an app hosted at AppHarbor running on 2+ instances (web workers) but reading around it looks like thsi won't work:
SignalR wiki says that scaling in a web farm is still in development (and 2+ web workers sounds like web farm to me). Another question here on StackOverflow says it won't work on more than one iss server.
On the other side, on AppHarbor support site they say it works great without giving much info thought (didn't answer to all questions like # of simultaneous connection, limits of load balancers etc).
Can someone confirm if SignalR is the right path to take on AppHarbor?
Thanks!
David Fowler is working on a Redis message store for SignalR. The code is on Github and I believe it is what will let SignalR apps scale to multiple AppHarbor instances.
Updated links for 2014:
SignalR's Redis page on GitHub, which is currently just a URL to a Redis doc on ASP.Net website.