I have a Java desktop application. I want to know if there is a way to record server calls (GET & POST requests) using Gatling where requests will be generated from desktop application. I am trying to use Gatling for load testing.
I set up Cross-Region Load Balancing in Google Cloud and is working fine.
How can I replicate/synchronize the back-end instances to have the exact same content (now each instance has it's own content) ? What should i search for ?
P.S.: i want the behavior of "Managed instance group" but cross region. Load-balance multiple instances on different regions, all with the same content.
There are 3 types of global load balancing (cross multiple regions) on GCE:
HTTP(S) LB, working at L7 - HTTP(S) layer.
SSL Proxy LB, working at L3 - SSL layer.
TCP Proxy LB, working at L3 - TCP layer.
Just use the same instance template for all the managed instance groups.
We are trying to implement IdP initiated SAML2 flow for weblogic. Here is our configuration
PingFederate is the IdP
Weblogic 12c hosts our application with below configuration
Box a (has apps1 and apps2 in cluster) .apps1 has 19 applications deployed and apps2 has 5 applications deployed
Box b (has apps1 and app2 in cluster) .apps1 has 19 applications deployed and apps2 has 5 applications deployed
These boxes are load balanced by load balancer (F5)
We got the entire flow working with only box a running. The moment we bring up box b I am getting 403 error on the webpage for url /SAML2/ACS/POST.
Not sure if we need any additional configurations in weblogic to get this working. In help in this would be greatly appreciated as we found this issue in UAT and soon we have a prod movement planned.
I built a website using Angular for TV. I got LG Smart TV with WebOS on it. I'm able to surf to the website from the TV's browser and all is working.
Now I want to upload this webapp to LG Smart TV store. How I can do so? Is there a tool like cordove / phonegap in Android?
Cordova v2.8 and earlier support WebOS, but it was depreciated in Cordova v2.9 as of October 15th, 2014.
As any store policy, they have quality process and developers should follow it.
Have you seen http://webostv.developer.lge.com/distribute/app-submission-process/ ?
Basically, the process consists:
Registering
When your app is ready in IPK format, register the application to LG
SmartWorld Seller Lounge.
LG Assurance
The LG application quality assurance team evaluates the performance, function, and UIs of submitted apps to verify the suitability for publishing on LG CONTENT STORE (LG STORE).
Listing on LG Content Store
Valid apps are published on LG CONTENT STORE (LG STORE).
BR
look at http://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/app-developer-guide/hosted-web-app/
"Hosted (server hosted) web apps reside on a remote web server. Users access them through an Internet browser. You can build hosted web apps for webOS TV, using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These apps need connectivity to the web server to run successfully. As these apps reside on a remote web server, you can update them at anytime without having to worry about pushing updates to the TV."
I am running the phpMyAdmin app on my Google App Engine project.
My SQL properties:
Here is the Google App Engine instance summary:
This might be of relevance?
I am at a complete loss, why it takes 5 seconds to get the page loaded on average. Is GAE even a feasible option for someone trying to run a website. I know I'm using the shared CPU but I am the only one currently (trying to) using it.