So I am building an application that will be hosted on azure service fabric. Is it possible to run Highcharts Export Service on SF?
You can run just about any executable in Service Fabric using the Guest Executable service type. Highcharts appears to be a Node JS application so it should be possible.
More information regarding guest executables can be found in the MS docs.
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I am trying to publish my first Docker image (built from a simple .Net core console app) to my Azure container registry. The process started and ran for about two minues before errored out. Here is the error:
The log mentioned contains the same imformation.
It looks like the error is related to some Nuget package:
But the problem is that I don't have this "C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\5.0.408" folder on my machine:
and I don't have a reference to that package in my project:
What am I missing? and what should do to fix it? I am totaly new to Docker so any inputs will be highly appreciated.
UPDATE
Here is my firewall settings - it doesn't have any Docker related items in it! Could that be the problem? If so, how do I fix it?
• I would advise you to please check the installation of the latest version of the ‘Docker Desktop for Windows’ software that is supported by ‘ASP .Net Core Web App’ long term release version. It should be compatible to the created ‘.Net Core Web App’ version such that when you are trying to publish your web app image from the Visual Studio App to the Azure container registry, the ‘Docker Desktop for Windows’ will be able to sync push the image to the linked ACR.
• Would also suggest you to please check whether the Linux kernel package for x64 machines is updated or not. If not, would suggest you to please download the WSL2 Linux Kernel update package, install it and restart the ‘Docker Desktop for Windows’ software on your system. This will ensure that the Linux kernel set for the Web app in Visual studio is accordingly setup in ‘Docker Desktop for Windows’ application.
• Finally, please check the local Windows firewall for the inbound allow rules for the ‘Docker Desktop for Windows’ software whether its backend is allowed to run and connect to the Azure Container Registry or not as below: -
Also, ensure that the ‘Azure.Container.ContainerRegistry’ library is installed in your environment through the Visual Studio extension gallery as it is required for developing a .Net Web app code. Please ensure that ‘Microsoft Authentication’ libraries are also installed correctly in your Visual Studio repository for successful connections. I followed the below documentation link for publishing Docker image to Azure Container Registry and I was able to successfully connect to the ACR as shown below: -
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/containers/hosting-web-apps-in-docker?view=vs-2022
Thus, would suggest you follow the given link.
I am facing some issue in wildfly on Administration console dashboard. We used helm chart to deploy wildfly and used bitnami helm charts.enter image description here
To access the Administration console you should contact the administrator responsible for WildFly installation and ask him to provide you with the correct address.
Bitnami Engineer here, I was able to reproduce the issue, so I going to create an internal task to investigate more about this. We will update the thread when we have more information.
I have now finished my business network definition on the docker composer online playground with bluemix but cannot figure out how I can deploy my .bna file that I got to a docker container.
The situation is this. I am working on a project with others developing on Windows machines. I want to deploy the .bna file in a Dockerfile with the composer rest server so that they clone the repo, do a docker run and it works out configured. Can someone please link me an article of how to do that.
Thank you
Thomas
A Composer business network runs as chaincode on hyperledger fabric. The online playground provides a simulation of the composer runtime for you to get started with composer. But your goal will be to develop a business network and deploy it to a real hyperledger fabric environment. Composer website has lots of tutorials but I suggest you look at this one first
https://hyperledger.github.io/composer/latest/tutorials/deploy-to-fabric-single-org
It describes how to deploy a business network to a simple single org hyperledger fabric environment
I am working on DevOps with VSTS. I created the simple windows service application using VS2015 for that I configured the release definition in VSTS by adding this tasks through this Windows Service Release Tasks.
I configured the Start Windows Services, Install (TopShelf) Windows Service and Stop Windows Services tasks successfully.
Configuration of Install (TopShelf) Windows Service
During release the above Stop and Install tasks are run successfully but Start task failed with the following error.
The running command stopped because the preference variable "ErrorActionPreference" or common parameter is set to Stop: No such services: FirstService
Because the Install(TopShelf) Windows Service task will not be installed an windows service in machine. But it simply succeded.
I have the few questions like
what is the difference between Install(TopShelf) Windows Service and Install and Start Windows Service VSTS release tasks.
If I used the Install(TopShelf) Windows Service task, It works only if you have already existing windows service is running in virtual machine otherwise it will failed. But if I used the Install and Start Windows Service task, It will be installed new windows service in virtual machine. But I am unable to give Displayname and Description of the installed windows service.
They are two extensions created by 3rd party. So you can search them in the VSTS Marketplace and get the detailed information for them.
For your question：
Install(TopShelf) Windows Service
This is used to install Topshelf service which created with Topshelf framework.
Install and Start Windows Service
This is used to install the general Windows Service via Power-Shell or InstallUtli.
So if you just create a general Windows Service from VS. You should use the second one.
And usually, to set the Display Name and Description for a Windows Service, you need to do it in your code. Please refer to this question for details: What's the best way to set a windows service description in .net.
I am working on Ruby on Rails.
My platform is Linux.
Now I want to deploy my Ruby on Rails Application to Microsoft Azure Platform.
I am new in Azure Platform.
So How can I deploy ROR Application from Linux platform to Azure Platform.
Thanks,
Milap Shah
This page might contain some useful articles for you:
https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/manage/linux/
What you'll basically need to do is this:
Create your Virtual Machine in the Windows Azure Portal, and select your preferred flavour of Linux.
SSH onto the machine, and install the various components that your applicaiton needs, i.e. Ruby, Gems, Ruby on Rails etc.. (help on this here: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html#installing-rails)
In the portal, open up the necessary endpoints in the Windows Azure firewall (i.e. port 80) to enable traffic through to your application.