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Thank you, but in linux? What should i do?

Yes it works on hyper-v. A very long search was ended by this Short clip. I appreciate your help.

Thank you recently got a project with the SOAP services and I am finding your videos amazing, thank you so much and all the best

Any way to remove the dependency of having to create both matching Page and Content files?

Why are you using `mount` instead of `mountSuspended` for nuxt 3 unit-tests?

how to make this in python?

Thank you!!

As far as I know, there is a possibility to include a user who has been authenticated by entra id by adding the entra id provider to Azure B2c, but I am not sure the roles that entra id gave to the user comes with that user. So, do you know it is feasible?

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My mouse only shows up in the list sometimes and does not work even when it does.

This is really great tutorial! Thanks!

Thanks so much for making such a valuable series about SOAP. Is it possible to share the relevant GitHub repo?

Thank you so much for these valuable information!

I am using Net8 and have carefully checked the basic setup. Maybe I am missing something, but when I run and execute the Yak script, it returns 404. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much for this. Easy step-by-step instructions. Up and running in no time.

thanks for the video. I'm using vps with local container registry with docker, cost me 260$ for two years but I got 200GB storage and 16TB bandwidth so cost comes down to 0.36$ /day. However I have to manage security backups and authorization for which I'm looking into now.

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Interesting take. I'm concerned if too many requests come in, and I have all these queues/threads (creation/disposal). I did something similar, but to avoid exhausting threads, I used a BlockingCollection... on startup, the BG service created as many worker threads from the available cores (16 in my server). In each thread, I attached to the blocking collection through its enumerator, and it managed dequeuing safely for, So at the end, I had 16 threads safely handling any request that came in. I tested it with K6 sending about 5000 requests at its peak. While the collection had to queue up, 16 requests were being processed in parallel. It beat the hell out of the server, but then I could easily scale it out to have more threads available -- haven't done this yet, but so far, the server in production has not caused me any issues.

Please make available your code source, not everything is clear and full in the video, and in my country I don't have access to your website!!

Thanks You <3

THIS is the video you need if you need to run Linux containers on WSL. Setup Docker on Windows using the docker binaries, and setup docker inside of the default distro running on WSL. setup the json file on windows and place in c:\programdata\docker\config, and then point the IP address within it to the hostIP 127.0.0.X of the WSL-Ubuntu hostIP address... and then BAM you got yourself a Windows Docker daemon service pointing to a Linux Docker backend. My goal is to have a headless Windows 10 machine running my containers, automated so they start as soon as the computer turns back on from a restart without doing things like logging into a user account, or installing NSSM, or auto locking a user account after it logs in. THANK YOU for this video!! I'm about half way thru the video and I'll say this, this is as far as I've gotten on non-Windows server installing and running Docker on Windows without Docker Desktop.

Thank you for making this so clear and to the point.

Hi! I am not able to test the layout for the page. I have the exactly same setup but pageMeta is never called. Is this code still working with the latest vitest updates? Do you know what it could be?

Can you make available your source code?

I can't continue the course because I can't see the full wsdl.xml file.. please provide the file in order to continue the course!

I'd like to see/know if one can use this setup to do container-based sw dev with vscode (i.e. vscode client running in Windows and vscode server running in container), given the necessary vscode extensions are installed?

Which VS Code extensin did you use to run your tests?

What is the actual architectural difference? Whatever you have shown it's present in Microsoft documentation also. But I am not getting what's the actual difference, what was the problem in in-process model which is going to be solved here ?

Instead of using a composable for the GTM, couldn't I just make a global plugin? Seems a bit wasteful that for example on something like a ProductCard I need to do a useGTM

Is it some kind of joke? "change 1 line of code" in tile, but in actual video "add hundreds of lines of cryptic XML spec". These custom policies are not documented and even Microsoft's support agents do not have resources to provide except some old GitHub repos full of 4-year old examples.

Once you'll try to customize look of the login page you will start to regret choosing Azure B2C. And you will make application admins miserable with Azure AD slowest possible loading times when there is a need to inspect user login audit logs just to see how these logs are incorrect and essentially useless. On top of "no SLA". I regret every day spent on fighting against Azure B2C, especially after learning how many good alternatives there are.

Thanks for this series... dealing with some new equipment that the vendor doesn't want to bother modernizing the software for so this was very useful.

You can also just add `environment: 'nuxt'` to your vitest config.

Nice tutorial. Do you have github repo for this Azure function?

can you share the video how to set it in nuxt 2

One of the best videos on custom claims. However, this does not work when the user is self-registering. This is because the first time the user registers, their data is not yet in the DB and so the Azure Function won't return any roles yet. To overcome the problem the user will have to log out and back in to refresh the claims which is not ideal. I could not find any solutions for this problem.

But this is for Remote desktop connection, not hyper-v

I developed a .NET MAUI application to consume a SOAP service. Testing this application on emulators on the same machine, connected to the SOAP provider via VPN, I am successful in the request when using the Windows Machine emulator and not successful when using the Android emulator. What am I doing wrong?

Thank you for making the series

Its an interesting approach. That each request gets its own queue of items that are completed sequentially might be useful or convenient. On the other hand this may not be desirable or necessary. What happens in this approach if 300 requests each queue up a items? Do we really want the number of background tasks to also be 300? Might be ok, might not be it would depend on the type of workload, I/O bound load might be ok but CPU bound stuff would be a problem. Perhaps some further control is needed. The deal breaker, though, is the WaitAll. In a set of concurrent requests where one of them has created a queue workload significantly larger than others. The WaitAll will cause the item pump to stall whilst the large load is completed. Meanwhile new requests are busy adding items to their new queue buffers but nothing is being done while the code sits at WaitAll. The premise posed around 55secs into this video is that queue items from multiple requests are just getting queued behind each other and processed sequentially. A better design I think would be to drop the assumption that queue items are processed this way. Instead assume that a set of items can all be processed concurrently even items generated by the same request. Use a single channel (that never completes) and all items are written to that channel. Use `await foreach` to consume the channel `Reader.ReadAllAync` in the BackgoundService ExecuteAsync. IOW this is the infinite loop (because the channel never completes) and 500ms sleep not needed. inside the foreach dispatch a task but do not await it. Before executing the queue item this new task will first Wait on a Semaphore (use `SemaphoreSlim` as an instance field in the BackroundService) and ensure in a finally block that the semaphore is released. The Semaphore will control how many concurrent tasks can be dispatched. In this approach a queue item will immediately begin execution if we haven't saturated the Semaphore and if we have the next item will start immediately any currently running item completes. No Sleeps, no WaitAll. Multiple queues could be created, say one for CPU intensive tasks that has a small Semaphore and I/O bound queue which could have a large Semaphore.

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I don't think it's safe to modify the WorkBufferItems list from multiple threads. It's just a List<T> after all. Or am I missing something?

What is it intended for? What about masstransit for ex?

Why can't we just use a service with ConcurrenttQueue as a singleton?

Does SoapCore nuget package make all this easier?

How does this goes with flask python?

You saved my day. Thanks for sharing this precious information.

Any Idea about Application Insight logging? I have found it is not working anymore after moving to "ConfigureFunctionsWebApplication"

Hi Thank you for the great video. I have joined your ko-fi page as a member and added my github username, but I don't see where I can access the source code.