Configure your load balancer to distinguish between Write (Primary) and Read (Replica) traffic using Patroni's health endpoints. haproxy
listen postgres_primary bind *:5000 option httpchk GET /primary # 200 OK only from the current leader http-check expect status 200 server pg-node1 10.0.0.1:5432 check port 8008 server pg-node2 10.0.0.2:5432 check port 8008
| I'll help you implement a writing quirks feature that generates unique stylistic elements before | |
| outline creation. Let me first understand the current structure and then create a plan. | |
| ⏺ Let me investigate the current codebase structure to understand how outline and plot generation | |
| work. | |
| ⏺ Read(src/generation/outline/newOutline.ts) | |
| ⎿ Read 237 lines (ctrl+r to expand) | |
| ⏺ sql - describe-table (MCP)(tableName: "sequences", includeConstraints: true, includeSampleRows: true) |
This guide explains how to deploy the Get my application using
Incus with the new OCI container support introduced in Incus 6.3.
Get my is a lightweight web application for managing shared family task and shopping lists, created by Brian (Open
Source Advocate).
For users new to Incus, refer to the introductory tutorial:
| Detailed Steps | |
| 1) First obtain your enrolment key from Crowdsec. Enrollment refers to connecting your CrowdSec Security Engine to the CrowdSec Console | |
| To Get CrowdSec Enrollment Key | |
| - Visit https://www.crowdsec.net/ | |
| - Log in to your account | |
| - Obtain the enrollment key from your dashboard | |
| - Copy this key for later use |
| addEventListener('fetch', e => e.respondWith(handle(e.request))) | |
| const ok = (req,u)=>{ | |
| const q=u.searchParams | |
| return req.method==='OPTIONS'|| | |
| (req.method==='GET' && u.pathname.endsWith('/info/refs') && | |
| ['git-upload-pack','git-receive-pack'].includes(q.get('service')))|| | |
| (req.method==='POST'&&u.pathname.endsWith('git-upload-pack') && | |
| req.headers.get('content-type')==='application/x-git-upload-pack-request')|| | |
| (req.method==='POST'&&u.pathname.endsWith('git-receive-pack') && |
Authentication is the act of verifying who a user is. When a user successfully authenticates (for example, by entering the correct credentials or token), the application establishes the user’s identity (often represented by a ClaimsPrincipal in ASP.NET Core) (Introduction to authorization in ASP.NET Core | Microsoft Learn). In other words, authentication answers “Who are you?” and results in an identity that the app can use. By contrast, Authorization is about what the authenticated user is allowed to do or access. It answers “What are you allowed to do?” ([Introduction to authorization in ASP.NET Core | Microsoft Learn](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/securit
| #!/usr/bin/swift | |
| @preconcurrency import WebKit | |
| @preconcurrency import Foundation | |
| @preconcurrency import Darwin | |
| // Disable everything written to stderr | |
| freopen("/dev/null", "w", stderr) | |
| struct Cookie { |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Remote host is the first argument | |
| HOST=$1 | |
| # Remote directory is a mirror of the local directory | |
| DIR=$(pwd) | |
| # SSH to the host and run the pull script | |
| ssh $HOST "~/scripts/remotepull.sh '$DIR'" | |
| # Sync Build notes not stored in git |
| " ~/.idea-lazy.vim | |
| " LazyVim mappings for Jetbrains IDEs | |
| " Required plugins. https://plugins.jetbrains.com/bundles/7-ideavim-bundle | |
| " IDEAVim | |
| " Which-Key | |
| " IdeaVim-Sneak | |
| " To install, add this to the top of your ~/.ideavimrc: |
The installation process begins with a Debian trixie base installation on the host system or virtual machine.
It is important to note that this system is networked on a trunk mode port, which allows for the sharing of VLANs between the host or virtual machine and other devices on the networks.
