I cannot connect with digitalocean server when iam trying to deploy website using ftploy.Server connection showing failed.I have used ssh while making droplet.Help me to sove this.
Thanks in advance
If digital ocean is setup to use SFTP, then on ftploy try setting the port to 22.
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I added a dockerhub image to the the Container Registry. Then, succesfully ran the image in Cloud Run. The image is https://hub.docker.com/r/atmoz/sftp. The thing is I'm unable to access the sftp server from FileZilla client.
Any thoughts on what could be going on? Any alternatives? I've considered running the image in a Compute Engine container so that I can actually generate a private key to use it to connect from the FileZilla client. Would appreciate to hear from your wisdom.
You can run an SFTP server in Cloud Run, but you cannot connect to the server.
The reason is that Cloud Run only supports HTTP Requests and responses. SFTP uses a different protocol (SSH) that is not supported by Cloud Run.
I got a task to deploy a static website on an AWS Ubuntu Server, I was given the username and the SSH key for it. Using PuTTy I got access to the server, setup django, postgres nginx and gunicorn. However now I need to check the progress and whichever tutorial I looked up, I found them checking their deployment progress with a dns address, but since I have connected to the server remotely, I do not have that. So please help me check my deployment status. I am attaching some screenshots of the PuTTy terminal below
Image of the final Gunicorn command to finish the deployment
I have created glue developer endpoint but have no idea how attach intellij idea zeppelin notebook to it?
Here is how dev endpoint looks like:
Here is Intellij Idea screenshot:
Plugin link
What user/password to use? What port should be used for connection? (I have tried to redirect 8080, 9007 still can not connect) How to establish connection via ssh?
You have to create a local ssh port forwarding as described in this documentation: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/dev-endpoint-tutorial-local-notebook.html
Then you should be able to use localhost:9007.
I successfully installed Datalab on Dataproc cluster and I followed the instructions in this tutorial, but when I try to use Datalab on Google Chrome, it shows "This connection is not secure".
When I try to modify the connection with notebook interface from http://cluster-name-m:8080 to https://cluster-name-m:8080, the page didn't load.
Can someone please help me to solve this issue :'(
If you follow the Cluster web interfaces documentation it has you:
Create an SSH tunnel
Setup a SOCKS proxy to use that tunnel
Not open random ports that have no security
I'd recommend you follow those directions, as they will provide access to the web interfaces but encrypt all traffic via the SSH tunnel. While the browser will indicate the connection does not use SSL, the mechanism that is moving data from your browser to the cluster (SSH) is encrypting all data in the tunnel. Unfortunately, the browser does not know about this so it creates a warning.
I have a Shiny server running on Amazon EC2 and I am routing all traffic from port 443 to 3838 via ELB and crated a domain entry in Route53. Now we have to set up authentication for the Shiny Apps since I am running a free version and not the pro it is not supported.
Hence I was thinking of setting up a reverse proxy to force the users to authenticate themselves before viewing the reports.
Could you please help achieve it ?
Currently using Ubuntu 14.04 soon will upgrade to Ubuntu 16.04.
Thanks and regards,
Kunal Ghosh