Depending on where the code runs (dev, staging or prod) and what the intention of the run (debug/dev, integration test, production runs), the called modules/components need to log differently.
Current practice includes some code snippets like this:
Depending on where the code runs (dev, staging or prod) and what the intention of the run (debug/dev, integration test, production runs), the called modules/components need to log differently.
Current practice includes some code snippets like this:
Installing by closely following ROCm Installation Guide because :
libnuma-dev
and libncurses5
We have a black box app (written in who-knows-what-language). This is usually a situation when we have an app running in a docker container. We need to enable very basic user/password authentication (to secure the site's content and to reduce chance of DDOS).
Note: it is better to install and use WSGI parallel servers such as gunicorn but sometimes, for a docker app, that boat has already sailed.
I have experiences working in single-node RabbitMQ server. However, I don't have much experiences in a RabbitMQ cluster. This is the gist for myself after going through https://www.rabbitmq.com/clustering.html
A RabbitMQ cluster can formed in a number of ways:
We will refer to: https://github.com/jonashackt/spring-boot-rest-clientcertificate
Full project is available at: https://github.com/neolaw84/spring_boot_web_with_ssl
To create an SSL secured web (REST) service with cliet authentication (X509) using Spring Boot.