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So for a schoolproject we want to use Jenkins. During the installation, Jenkins asks for service logon credentials (local/ domain accountname and the password for the account). This raised a question in the group wether Jenkins is safe to use or not, because you are giving away sensitive information.
So is Jenkins safe to use? Could somebody also give a explanation why it is safe to use (How it works exactly)
Read Securing Jenkins
Create a service account (needs logonasservice) as explained here for the controller.
Have a separate account to run the agents under. Use a third to access the source control system (use credentials plugin).
Your admins can restrict where the accounts can run and what privileges the have. Do NOT run as system or root (inside Docker is OK) and it's fine.
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I'm new in BotFramework and maybe you can help me.
I need to create a bot with LUIS and vinculate it to a MS Teams channel. As far I see, there are not any problem in making this approach directly on Azure, but because of the elevated price I'm looking for the possibily to make it onPrem due to costs reduction.
I have seen that deploy a BOT with a Docker container OnPrem is possible. There are any restriction I should know before start?
Microsoft allow the pages which are publicly available. You can able to access the Public HTML pages. Also You can create and upload a bot to teams. Could you please check this docs.
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There are several entries for mirroring Docker Hub but I can't find any that talk about enabling anonymous access for JUST the Docker mirror repo. We turn on security for every other repo but our build tool doesn't support authentication for Docker mirrors so we'd like to enable anonymous for just the virtual mirror repo. How do we do that?
Artifactory does not allow you to set permissions for a virtual repository. Instead, the permissions are inherited from the underlying repos. For example, if a virtual repository has a repo 'A' and 'B' but a user only has access to 'B', when they access the virtual repo, they will only see the content of 'B'.
If you want to enable anonymous access to your docker remote repository, you will need to give the anonymous user READ and Deploy/Cache permissions. For any anonymous permission to work the global setting "Allow Anonymous Access" must be enabled beforehand.
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We are using JIRA Software and JIRA Service Desks in our company.
I am new to JIRA and i want to ask if it is possible to create a test environment for a few projects or service desks? If yes, how can i set it up ?
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Technically, JIRA ServiceDesk is a Plugin in JIRA and it uses AO Tables. With that said, JIRA Project Export and Import doesn't support Exporting AO Tables. It means that you are not able to import ServiceDesk Projects to the other instances. You can take a look at their feature request here.
Thus, I would say it's better to clone the full production instance into a test environment. In order to do that, you have to create backup from home directory, installation directory and database and restore them into a test instance. Full steps are available here in Atlassian Documentations.
Please note that, prior to start the staging environment you have to disable incoming and outgoing emails with the available JVM Arguments. Otherwise, new issues will create in your test servers instead of production.
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Hyperion shared services is not working properly so how can I create and assign an LDAP user access to cubes?
Check if the user exists in shared services by running below Maxl command in EAS console.
display user "z107818#SameTimeLdap";
if user doesn't exist, it will throw a warning, as shown in the
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Now create a user in shared services using the below command.
create user "z107818#SameTimeLdap" type external;
Its cause the user exists in LDAP, that's why type is external
Now grant access to essbase cubes via below command
grant read on database LncSum.LncSum to "z107818";
For more info on this read below Oracle article.
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E57185_01/ESBTR/maxl_creusr.html
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I'm new to programming and would like to set up some kind of version control. I'm not sure how all this works.
I'm thinking that i would need to set up some remote server to check code in and out of so that if something happens to my computer i don't lose the code.
What i don't understand is if there are websites over there that offer free hosting for the repository or how does that work.
Have a look at github.com. You can have there free git (famous version control system) hosting up to 300MB (i think it's 300) of source code.
I think github has also payed account where you can have private/non-public-visible repositories.
And maybe also take a look at bitbucket.org.
What i do:
I'm using gitosis on a own server.
With gitosis you can build you own git remote (server).
But this solution requires a root server which cost around 70UDS/month.
With your own server you are independent and you don't have to place your code on other servers.