I have an application written using reactJS, and NodeJS. The application is deployed securely on the cloud. Recently, I am trying to integrate new relic with every component of my application. I successfully integrated it with the NodeJS backend.
Nonetheless, I have a problem with the browser agent. As a matter of fact, the problem is as follows: I would like New Relic Browser to, instead of communicating directly with the New Relic SaaS platform directly, to pass through a proxy server that I set up. This is done for IP whitelisting issues.
The question is: is it possible to configure the New Relic Browser agent to pass hit my proxy servers, rather than hitting the New Relic servers directly? IF yes, how can I do so?
You can set up proxy details in the Node.JS setup file.
There is documentation with all parameters that can be set up, please review it:
https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/agents/nodejs-agent/installation-configuration/nodejs-agent-configuration
Can you also clarify how is your Browser agent setup, there is a couple of ways that it can be set up, please see the docs below:
https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/browser/browser-monitoring/installation/install-browser-monitoring-agent
So you may play around with node.js settings, that should work.
Also, you may bring this question to New Relic Explorers Hub
Hope this will be of some use to you.
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I'm looking to build a single page application, preferably with angular on the client and firebase as the backend. As for the general data storage there are no need for advanced queries and no need for something like Mongodb along with the MEAN stack for example (which I'm most comfortable developing in otherwise). On the server side firebase has sufficient requirements for what we are looking to build. My question is and what seams to be very hard to find any information about is:
Is it possible to use **multiple domains with firebase running in the background with the same application and database for each and every domain?** (Possibly using node as a static file server alongside with it if firebase isn't enough to tackle this on its own). What I mean by this is that we want to be able to build the same system for our clients but on their separate domains.
The goal is to have a server side application running all the same backend-logic with multiple websites and with angular change the front-end components depending on what domain the user visits. (This has already been fixed and works properly with angular).
I'm not able to find any information about this other than using multiple applications with the same domain. This is not what I aim to do. And the firebase documentation isn't as much help either. The firebase hosting capabilities are the issue for me here and if anyone could point me in the right direction on where to get started it would be very much appreciated!
I've looked around for other alternatives when it comes to routing such as using vhost middlevare with the express framework or Nginx to setup some proxy of some sort but I recon that this shouldn't be necessary or at all possible to use with firebase. And I hope that there's maybe a more straigh-forward approach.
Here is an active issue on using a proxy with firebase:
(Active as of now: June 2016)
https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/155
Thanks and I hope this is appropriate to ask in this forum, otherwise please do let me know where I can find more information about this.
I eventually found out what I had to do and it now works the way I need it to. Hopefully this can help if anyone is wondering the same thing in the future.
In the firebase console you can add authorized domains by going to:
https://console.firebase.google.com/project/THE_PROJECT_ID/authentication/providers
and adding the set of domains to your application. (Initially localhost and the firebase-app domain is set when creating the app)
and for test purposes setting the hosts in the GNU. (I'm using mac.)
sudo nano /private/etc/hosts
I'm now able to serve the same application on both: foo.com:5000 and bar.com:5001 just as I was looking to do from the beginning.
I have a client/server app running on NodeJS with an AngularJS frontend. I want to use the built in debugging features of Webstorm, but it just won't work.
Imagine following scenario:
I have a webstorm project with a client folder and a server folder. I can start the debuggers for the client and the server, and it works. But both sessions are on different ports. So an AJAX request to the server inside the client doesn't work without using CORS and telling AngularJS to use a different server address.
In the production version the client will be published under the server, but for developing there is no need to do this.
Does anyone know how achieve this? Something like: The system should behave like one server, under one URL.
Or is my approach stupid?
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Kersten
I started a new Yeoman angular-fullstack project (client-angular.js, server-node.js)
(generator: https://github.com/DaftMonk/generator-angular-fullstack)
I have 2 seperated directories for client and server,
I want to launch the app but the deployment don't show any index.html file,
The question is, Should I make 2 different hosts for the server and the client?
if no, how can I host and use the united projects?
No, it is not needed to create 2 different hosts for the server.
The server needs to point to app.js, usually located at server/app.js, as this is the entry point (instead of index.html) of your app. How this is done depends solely on the server you intend on using.
If you consider using IIS you can take a look at: Installing and Running node.js applications within IIS on Windows
As for the other deployment options, as laggingreflex said, "Heroku is the popular choice to host node.js projects". The angular-fullstack git site has more information on deploying to Heroku or Openshift.
As a side note:
Deploying to IIS requires a bit more attention than the information in the link specified. You need to set file access, create a web.config file as well as a few other stuff. At least, I had to...
You'll need a host that supports MongoDB assuming you kept the Database the same after generating your application. Heroku is a great option as it allows you to setup up plugins like mongolab or mongohq fairly easily. I would also recommend looking into Digital Ocean as they allow you to set up a droplet/server that has what you need for the application to run.
If you go with Digital Ocean and are a student check out https://education.github.com/pack. You'll actually receive $100 credit towards a new Digital Ocean account which will let you test things out.
Good luck!
I'm very new to all this, so please bear with me. I just completed this tutorial on RPC in GWT. In the tutorial, you create a stockwatcher application that displays stock information. The application gets data from a server using RPC. I deployed the project to app engine and it works great.
Now I would like a separate, normal java project that runs on my computer and displays stocks that it retrieves from the app engine server using rpc. In the stockwatcher tutorial, there is a client and server package. I refactored the client package into a new project to start. I understand that I need to give it the appropriate url, but I'm not sure how to do that. The StockPriceService has the annotation #RemoteServiceRelativePath("stockPrices") so my first thought was to somehow change that to the correct app engine url. Is there an annotation that allows me to put in the entire url? If someone could point me in the direction of a tutorial that deals with this, I would greatly appreciate it.
THANK YOU!!! :)
Edit
I'm trying to make a client that will run on my computer, another client that will run on my phone, and a simple app engine server that will store some data. After doing the RPC tutorial, using RPCs seemed like a good way for me to send and receive data. I just don't know how to setup the RPC service across multiple projects.
Edit 2
I just saw this so I guess what I want to do isn't possible. I guess my new question is, what's the best way to send and receive data between app engine and a non-gwt project?
Pls see the following links
https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/gettingstarted/
https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/1.6/tutorial/appengine
An appengine project will run your machine, you can really deploy it, but you need an account.
The application(JSF+hibernate) is been deployed using the vmc commands as on the cloudfoundry site. able to see the welcome page. postgreSQl service is binded with the application but the application is not able to connect with the database.
And also viewed about the VCAP_SERVICES using java but dont know much about it rather how to create it.
Cloud Foundry uses auto-reconfiguration if you have one service (either MySQL or Postgres) bind to your application. That means you don't need to touch your code at all!
Please review the following article on our docs site:
http://docs.cloudfoundry.com/frameworks/java/spring/spring.html#using-cloud-foundry-services-in-spring-applications
If you still have issues, go ahead and upload a war file of your app and we can take a look.