faas-netes getting 502 'Error pulling metrics from provider/backend'
How I caused headaches for myself by deploying faas-netes to a different namespace when it only wants to run in the default one.
Finding keycloak realm certificate for apiman
The blog post on setting up OAuth2 with apiman has some out of date bits when using apiman v1.3.1. I’ll show you where to find that realm certificate.
Adelaide University VPN, Openconnect and Duo
How to connect to Adelaide University’s VPN using openconnect from the command line in *nix based systems now that they’re introduced 2FA using Duo.
Three level failover with AWS Route53
How to create a 3 level failover DNS setup from the AWS web console
Windows 10 won't start as VirtualBox guest
Updating to a newer version of VirtualBox is required to get Windows 10 version 1703 to run as a guest.
Alternative way to fix the "Screen Overlay Detected" error on Android
Work around this annoying notification by manually enabling the permission from the settings menu.
PluralSight custom playback speeds
Learn even faster by watching videos at faster than 2x playback speed.
Can't rename files in Linux Mint using Nemo
TL;DR: I installed Zoom which brought ibus in as a dependency. During a dist-update ibus was set to my main input method and it doesn’t work well (for me). Use the Input Method app to set the input method back to XIM and restart the display manager. Background: I’m running Linux Mint 17.1 and I recently experienced the same issue described in this thread: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=171086. Basically, I could press F2 to rename a file using Nemo, the out-of-the-box file manager but then I typing would have no effect.
Xtend 2.8.2, Java 8 and .sort()
Background Warning: this post could probably be countered with a simple RTFM! But for those who are Googling for this, I hope it helps. Today I tested out how our Xtend 2.8 code that works in Java 7 would go in a Java 8 JDK. For the most part it was ok but one problem that we experienced was related to sorting collections. We had code like: val someCustomerComparator = .
Loading TDB data into Apache Fuseki
Background I’m working with Apache Jena and Apache Fuseki (v2.3.1) at the moment and today I had the need to load more than one lot of data into Fuseki on start up. I thought I needed an assembler file, and I probably could’ve used one, but I’ve ended up using config file for Fuseki. I was Googling for ’example Fuseki config files’ to get up and running quickly but didn’t find anything so it’s my hope that others can use this blog post to get a TDB data directory loaded into Fuseki using a config file quickly.