I have implemented alerting on my infrastructure. The problem is that the monitor condidition never changes to resolve. Anyone with the same problem?
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Summarize from the comments for others' reference:
As stackoverflowusrone mentioned, different types of alerts resolve differently and also provide a sample.
Here I provide some more information about it, we can know the alert's logic by this tutorial
By the way, if you want azure develop team add some feature, you can raise a feedback ticket on this page.
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Is there a way to specify the memory used by firebase functions when running locally through the emulator? I know it can be done in google cloud (which I have done and can see my functions are working) but im not able to see anything in the documentation and I suspect low mem is causing issues in performance when running locally.
It seems this is not publicly documented and we can assume that this is not currently possible. You can file a Feature Request in the Public Issue Tracker. With every feature request, the Engineering team has more visibility of your needs and they can work on them accordingly to the impact on the users. This is the importance to look first for an existing one. I have searched but not found any, so I think the best way to proceed in this case is to create a new one. Please as much details as possible about how would you like to work this feature and if you found any workaround, so, the community in the PIT can implement it.
Hello everyone: I was giving the responsibility of a Qualys WAS. There are around 30 sites I need to monthly scan, and check alerts. I need to automate all this process so I'm thinking on this
1- Create an script or application that could easily schedule and start the scan of the sites
2- The same app will also pull the reports from Qualys WAS
Now it comes to the issue:
I need to report on the issues found. And have those reports where they could be accessible for compliance reasons.
I'm assuming a lot of other security engineer here have the same issue. So my question is what do you do about this?
I was thinking about what to do and thought that these could be some options, but I want to hear from people that have already faced the same issue:
Is the best option to create an application that pulls the issues found from Qualys and later, presents them in a system or DB, with a web interface easy to be validated and share with people who need to access that info?
Is there any system that already solve my issue(see above in black), that maybe we can buy?
Could you talk about your experience with this?
I have another question. Do you think that having 30 sites, scanned monthly, validating issues found, and doing some other administrative stuff to keep this part working as perfect as possible, do you think just one skilled engineer is enough 100% on this? Or do you think I will need to ask for more people?
Thanks
Thanks to #Kapish M for his response
In order to help the community and anyone who faces the same issue, I will post here an answer but will leave the question open just in case some else have other options.
Qualys has no connector/plugin, for direct JIRA integration but API can make any similar integrations possible. While downloading data from Qualys via API, most times it is NOT very possible to make this communication 2 way unless the other vendor (JIRA etc) be willing to do it.
So it is possible to take one of these two routes to solve this issue:
1- Look for a 2-way integration system, like Service Now, that should make possible to integrate the system much more easier. Today, ServiceNow has 2-way integration.
2- Take care programmatically of
- Downloading Qualys report in CSV format
- Modify the CSF format to adapt it to JIRA as per [2]
- Analyze the issues in JIRA and move the ticket to other groups or close them
3- Because of the high demand of integration of this Security Tool, Qualys has created a Qualys-JIRA integration whitepaper available in [3]
Took information for this answer from:
[1]-Importing CSV into Jira
[2]-Qualys integration
[3]-Qualys Jira integration whitepaper
Currently, I am working on Telemetry client. I want to set the priority level at the code level. Can Someone help me to achieve it?
Unfortunately, it seems that Application Insight has not been able to set a priority level for the traced events so far. The client apps send synthetic requests to the web service, Application Insight works like this.
This is the feedback, you could vote it. Here is a similar issue, you could refer to it.
Even at current preview pricing, I'd still like to be able to turn off the service(s) to save some $$. But I'd rather not delete them if I don't have to. Anyone know how to do this?
That is unfortunately not possible with the current version and I fully agree with you that this should be possible. Because with the current model, we cannot benefit from the cloud flexibility that Azure is providing with almost all other services.
I have given this feedback to the team already, but we'll see what will come from it ;)
According to the documentation, it should be possible:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/biztalk-service-state-chart/
So, it's a bug ;) I hope this means they will fix it sooner.
I'm answering my own question almost a year later. I've found two options.
Option 1: Backup/Restore WABS service using the Azure web UI.
Option 2: Use 'suspend'/'resume' functionality using the RESTful API.
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn232419.aspx)
I hope this helps someone!
I'm pretty new to sharepoint-development, so I thought I'd check real quick with the gurus in here.
I've been given the task of building a replacement for the built-in Alert Me feature. The main reason for this is to allow for alerting members of a role with a forms authenticated sharepoint.
This is where you guys come in. I know you can build an immediate Alert Me function by creating list item event receivers.
However, if I wanted to create the summary-feature (daily/weekly notifications) - what would be the best way to go about this?
With very limited knowledge, all I could think of was to create a Windows Service, which checks daily for changes to the lists, and sends notifications accordingly, in one summarized email.
Would I be wrong to assume that this is, if not the best/only way to do it, at least one way of doing it?
And could I use the SPChangeCollection to accumulate the changes?
thanks in advance :)
Don't create windows service: you have SharePoint job for scheduled tasks.
However, I would reconsider the need. SharePoint alerts already offer immediate/daily/weekly alerts. thos member of the role (group?) can perfectly choose the "Alert me" individually. i personnaly would consider otherwise as spam (how do you unsubscribe, then?)