Situation is we want to embed an app somewhere that doesn’t support wasm, but we also don’t want to have to involve the server for simple things like drop-down menus
Is this just not possible with blazor?
We have a third party application that will not let us modify the connection string in the way we require (to allow us to connect to readonly replicas)
It’s basically decomposing the parameters in the string and discarding the bits it cant parse
One of the things it does let us configure is the driver e.g. mssql 17 driver etc etc
On Linux systems I know it is possible to configure the connection string at the driver level via dsn , but unfortunately this is a windows app
Is there something similar on windows? E.g configure the driver to intercept and transform the connection string before it is sent to the database?
We have a third party application that will not let us modify the connection string in the way we require (to allow us to connect to readonly replicas)
It’s basically decomposing the parameters in the string and discarding the bits it cant parse
One of the things it does let us configure is the driver e.g. mssql 17 driver etc etc
On Linux systems I know it is possible to configure the connection string at the driver level via dsn , but unfortunately this is a windows app
Is there something similar on windows? E.g configure the driver to intercept and transform the connection string before it is sent to the database?
React has Facebook etc
What are some notable blazor websites?
Does anyone have any idea on the above question? Both technologies have been available for a long time now - is there some technical reason we can’t have paas windows containers?
Is there is, I’d be interested to know what implications that has on aks
If I build a third party connector will purview detect PII using the content?
What else can purview do or not do with third party connectors as compared to what it does with m365
Here’s our situation - a mature operations team with pipelines building container images for a third party product going into kube
Company acquired a company with a development team who had no ops but are proficient at producing dockerfiles for their products
Ops is in azure devops, developers in bitbucket
We want to leverage the developer teams skills to get the apps into ops docker images
Some suggest that ops could build base images and developers could build their apps with that as the base - but what if the base images need patching? That means ops depends on developers for that?
Another thought I had was developers keep Dockerfiles in devops, the containers build from sources (aka git clone bitbucket) and build the project all in the ops pipeline
Would love to hear how others do this…
If I have a lot of leave and I wanted to retire, do I basically just apply to take all my leave, wait for it to be accepted and then notify them at some point that I won’t be coming back?
My concern is that could a company just refuse the leave request and force a resignation - thus just losing all that leave - or is that not how it works?
Taking the kids to England and want to show them some history, but not Roman and not the usual aristocracy of castles palaces churches etc
Is there anything like that left?
We are coming from Australia so we don’t really have any experience with historical sites so maybe this is a dumb question
We have a dozen products were are migrating into jira and bitbucket
In ADO you make one project per team with many repos under it
The closest thing to a project in jira seems to be a space - do you normally create one space per product, or one big one for the team?
If it’s multiple spaces, how do I get a kanban across all products?
Where’s the best place to learn about jira best practices for someone who won’t have time to learn in detail haha
I have a container app and I need a way for a replica to notify every other replica of an event over TCP
Is there a good way to do this?
My only thought so far is to use a storage mount so each container can register as a listener through some file system
I have a pretty significant container app that is currently in Azure
One problem we are facing is cold start in Azure is not good - and it looks like Microsoft cant fix it with their current architecture, and it requires them to build a new product to resolve (container apps express)
Has anyone done the hard work of deploying the same container to GCP/AZ/AWS to compare them?
Im particularly interested in minimising cold start because we have to respond to requests in under 5 seconds
Im interested in tracking azure container apps express
Is there some centralised way to find out when new features are added, or do you basically just have to wait for someone to write a blog about new things?
I remember it came on one of those demo discs you used to get with magazines, there was a darkbasic programming software wjth the disc as well as some shooting game that had audio lines ripped from the original predator movie
The RPG itself was so unmemorable as far as gameplay, it might even have been written in dark basic?
Basically it had some slow moving knight 3d model as your character and you walked slowly around various maps farming mobs doing quests etc
Bunnings sells large form felt panels and I want to mount them horizontally to a wall
Online I’ve seen channel systems either h or H shaped cross sections for doing this, but I can’t find anything like that on the Bunnings site, and I’ve only ever seen U shaped channel in store
Does anyone know if it’s something Bunnings carries or i need to look for a specialist store?
All my vehicles are Isuzus, Ute, sedan, truck and excavator
I recently had a DPF issue and needed to take it in for a workshop scanner to reset some stuff
I figure it’s time for me to get one of my own but the range is huge nowadays and I don’t understand the price difference vs features I need
Does anyone have a suggestion for the right product for me given I don’t need to support every single make and model out there?