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Document directory Content of this section: Introduction About ISettingStore Define settings Setting scope) Override setting Definition Get Setting Value Server Client Modify settings About Cache Introduction Each application must store some settings and use them somewhere in the application. ABPS provides a powerful foundation for storing/retrieving application, tenant, and user-level settings, both on the se

Document DirectoryThe content of this section: Brief introduction About Ifeaturevaluestore function type Boolean feature Value function Defining features Basic Function Properties Additional Feature Properties Functional hierarchy Check function Using the Requiresfeature feature Requiresfeature Characteristics Considerations Using Ifeaturechecker IsEnab

CartridgeBrief introductionCartridge is an IaaS-based virtual machine (VM) that contains components that interact with Stratos PAAs. Stratos provides cartridge for out-of-the-box php,mysql and Tomcat on OpenStack and Amazon EC2. In addition, Strato supports any pluggable cartridge, including the following categories: data, Load balancers, application frameworks, and applications. CARTRIDG differs depending on the operating system (OS) and IaaS, so you need to create custom cartridge for each OS

concepts in Keystone:1. Users, systems, or services that use the OpenStack cloud service to authenticate user-submitted requests. The user needs to log on, and then may assign the token to the resource that was accessed. Multiple users can be assigned directly to specific tenants and behave as if they were included within the tenant.2, authentication information: Confirm the user identity data. such as user name and password, user name and API key, o

When OpenStack is built, the first thing to do before creating a instance is to create the network, a classic process like this:Tenant_name= "OpenStack"Tenant_network_name= "Openstack-net"Tenant_subnet_name= "${tenant_network_name}-subnet"Tenant_router_name= "Openstack-router"Fixed_range= "Neutron_fixed_range"Network_gateway= "Neutron_network_gateway"Public_gateway= "Neutron_public_gateway"Public_range= "Neutron_public_range"Public_start= "Neutron_public_start"Public_end= "Neutron_public_end"(1)

Click to have a surprise Oceanbase is fully compatible with the MySQL protocol, before the article also mentioned, so oceanbase connection is the same as MySQL, need to install MySQL client, using ip+ port + user @tenant+ password link. MYSQL-H-uxxxx@tenant-pxxxx-p8306-h OB cluster VIP-u@tenant User and Tenant name-p

the upper layer into an abstract layer. These resources include: computing resources (usually VME-virtual machine environment), storage and (network) communication. These services can be used independently. A typical scenario is that they are used in storage services, but they are often bundled together. In this case, the server will be attached with a network connection (usually) it also provides access to storage. Such bundled services are generally referred to as IaaS, regardless of whether

This blog post to explore the next image service glance.0. Basic concept 0.1 Basic functionsGlance provides the rest API to support the following mirroring operations: Inquire Registered Upload Get Delete Access Rights Management 0.2 Glance REST API version V1 and V20.2.1 feature differencesGlance has two versions of rest API V1 and V2, and there's a pretty big difference between the two:(1). V1 provides only basic image and member operation features: image crea

to database sa user logon 　　The difference is that when you create a database relationship view, you'll find the permissions issueThen I found an error ...A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or could not be accessed. Verify that the instance name is correct, and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (Provider:sql Network Interfaces, error:26-Error locating the specified server/instance

standards. 2. What makes cloud computing? The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) defines five key features, three service models, and four deployment models for cloud computing. As shown in 1, detailed descriptions will be provided later. 2.1 key features of cloud computing The five key features presented by cloud services represent their relationships and differences with traditional computing methods: • On-demand self-service: users can automatically configure c

(' ... '); Settings Management Introduceeach application needs to store some settings and use these settings somewhere in the application. The ABP Framework provides a powerful infrastructure for storing/capturing application, tenant, and user-level configurations on either the server or client settings. Settings are typically stored in a database (or another source), represented by a structure corresponding to a name-value (Name-value) s