for those not using a Staticfile might wanna try this. I had the same problem with nginx serving angular. The following is the default config file, probably found somewhere in /etc/nginx/sites-available/yoursite location / { # First attempt to serve request as file, then # as directory, then fall back to displaying a 404. try_files $uri … Read more
There are a few issues with that URL and a latest PSQL driver may complain. jdbc:postgres: should be replaced with jdbc:postgresql: Do not use jdbc:postgresql://<username>:<passwor>…, user parameters instead: jdbc:postgresql://<host>:<port>/<dbname>?user=<username>&password=<password> In some cases you have to force SSL connection by adding sslmode=require parameter So your URL should be: jdbc:postgresql://@pellefant.db.elephantsql.com:5432/cwkqmdql?user=cwkqmdql&password=SsVqwdLxQObgaJAYu68O-8gTY1VmS9LX or jdbc:postgresql://@pellefant.db.elephantsql.com:5432/cwkqmdql?user=cwkqmdql&password=SsVqwdLxQObgaJAYu68O-8gTY1VmS9LX&sslmode=require I hope that will help.
I’m a developer on Cloud Foundry — and yes, Cloud Foundry is indeed a bit nebulous (no pun intended). Hopefully I can help clarify things a bit. Cloud Foundry is a platform as a service, but it needs an infrastructure as a service underneath it. Cloud Foundry supports vSphere, vCloud, OpenStack, and Amazon AWS as … Read more
Docker is a technology for creating and running Linux “containers.” In some sense, you can think of these as lightweight VMs. A docker container for SpringBoot app will consist of a docker image, which will basically contain a filesystem with all the things needed to run your app (JVM, your source code, etc.), and docker … Read more
This setting is derived from the embedded container (tomcat, jetty…). Tomcat’s number of threads You may specify this property in your application.properties server.tomcat.max-threads=400 You say you counted 20 threads, however according to this other stackoverflow question/answer, the default number of thread should be 200 with tomcat, since server.tomcat.max-threads’s default value is 0. See tomcat’s documentation: … Read more
As both a CloudFoundry (past) and Kubernetes (present) commiter, I’m probably uniquely qualified to answer this one. PaaS-like I like to call CloudFoundry an “Application PaaS” and Kubernetes a “Container PaaS”, but the distinction is fairly subtle and fluid, given that both projects change over time to compete in the same markets. The distinction between … Read more
It worked after deleting package-lock.json and re run npm install If you are using yarn to build your program delete yarn.lock and re run yarn install