I am trying to setup AWS Chime for iOS application using iOS SDK using this as a reference. One of the steps is to setup a serverless meeting in AWS. All the above steps are successful. But upon creating the serverless meeting in AWS< the endpoint that I received looks like below:
The issue that I am facing is that the endpoint is publicily accessible and anyone can start a meeting with this link. How do I control the host access in this endpoint?
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I am trying to integrate my Botpress (Chatbot) with Kendra. So that when a user types a query it will trigger the Kendra and give the results. I have created the s3, Index & Experience. I am getting the response on Kendra experience. But I want to connect my Kendra with a chatbot whose backend is Node.js. In my bot I have to make connections and in the Kendra documentation there is nothing I found to make a connection to my Kendra.
Amazon LEX has a native offering for integrating with Kendra - https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/integrate-amazon-kendra-and-amazon-lex-using-a-search-intent/.
For other chatbots, you need to build the integration using AWS SDKs.
We have built a bot using bot composer, and deployed it as azure function and the web app, the URL looks like https://xyzbot.azurewebsites.net/api/messages
We tested it using bot emulator and the web chat, worked fine.
Facing some challenges while registering the bot with twilio channel.
When we used the same link in twilio webhook, it is giving following bad request error.
I've created an Azure DevOps pipeline for building a React Native mobile application for iOS. I have a service connection to Apple's App Store Connect and it uploads the build to TestFlight as expected. I am also passing Release Notes to the AppStoreRelease task and this requires FastLane credentials to get around the Two Factor Authentication.
I tried the approach of creating a fastlane session ID locally and putting that onto the service connection as per https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/blob/master/spaceship/README.md#support-for-ci-machines. This approach works fine but the session times out and it has to be done again which isn't a sustainable approach.
I've seen documentation on using App Store Connect keys to authenticate (https://docs.fastlane.tools/app-store-connect-api/), but haven't seen any documentation on how to do this for Azure DevOps. Has anyone done this and can provide documentation or a point in the right direction.
I'm new to jira development.
I created an app in atlas connect cloud app. I want to use REST api calls in this app to access jira core features.
When user installed my app I want to get his projects and other details using rest calls.
How can I authenticate user and use rest api calls.
Thx.
Depending on the setup of your JIRA instance, you can use the following ways to authenticate users:
OAuth
Basic authentication
Cookie-based authentication
For getting a list of projects and other details, you can use this resource to find out what is possible.
An introduction to the JIRA API can be found here.
I'm using the JIRA REST api in an IOS app I'm building.
Every time I connect to the API using basic authentication with my credentials I'm kicked out of JIRA on my desktop.
Any ideas how I can stop this.
JIRA happily lets me log in using more than 1 client, it's only when I use the api through my app that it kicks me out.