I'm learning CouchDB and trying out Cloudant as a hosted solution. I'm quite familiar with MongoDB and have used MLab extensively. I wanted to try CouchDB. The tutorial video I'm following shows this Cloudant user-interface:
I've signed up to IBM Cloud, created a Cloudant service and service credentials and there's no option for CouchDB. It seems the Cloudant website has changed. The www.cloudant.com domain just redirects to IBM now. Is it still possible to get to the interface I've provided in the screenshot?
There is a known issue with specific browsers (Firefox) with tracking protection on, which blocks out the launch button. This is being addressed, but in the mean time, try another browser is the somewhat unsatisfactory answer.
Connect to IBM bluemix
Go to your Dashboard (you should see your cloudant service)
Click on your Cloudant service
Click on the green launch button
You should be redirected to an url that looks like this: https://{guid}-bluemix.cloudant.com/dashboard.html
From there you will be able to manage your replications.
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I have a node.js website and I seek a simple way to know if anyone is visiting it. I have google analytics 4 on my google account panel (I created that account with google), and I want my node.js website to report site visits to it (like people are doing with Wordpress).
In short, I want to go up to my google analytics panel on google and view the site visits (of a node.js website). I am not trying to go the other way of using node.js to pull data from what I think is a google analytics API. I am not trying to clone the google analytics dashboard on a site.
This is my website.
https://rocky-temple-91974.herokuapp.com
In google analytics stream I have the Measurement ID copied and ready. Do I have to add code to my node.js website and paste in the Measurement ID? Is there a node package I need to install in my site code?
Remember I have google analytics 4 not Universal.
Finally, I see everyone knows how to do this with Wordpress and Shopify. Wordpress has a plug-in that allows you to paste in the Measurement ID. I am thus wondering why no one says or knows anything about using google analytics 4 with node.js. With node.js it seems no one is trying to view the site visits by logging into google analytics and using the google tool.
If google analytics account viewing does not work with node.js I would like to have a code snippet for node.js that would say save counts to a file in my node.js public folder. I am using mongoDB Atlas and another way would be to save visitor counts to mongoDB. Any hack like that would be appreciated.
I have not had any luck finding how to use google analytics for node.js (everyone knows how to use Wordpress to do it).
Thanks everyone! I feel this is a worthy question to ask.
I'm new to this. Is there a way to link a Oracle database to a web browser and display it's query results in a web browser with angular or node js. Create something like a dashboard.
Basically, I'd like to know on how can we link a database (Oracle) and provide the results in a web browser. Can someone help on how this can be done using VS code?
There are several approaches but since you are new to it, You are better of using the node-oracledb library. This link will sort you out Completely https://oracle.github.io/node-oracledb/
Do you know of any addon on Heroku that provides a report on the usage of API/Routes that are being called by end users?
I have tried searching heroku with different keywords but did not help
Check out this package over here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/universal-analytics.
This would work in any NodeJS environment so it works even if you are not using Heroku.
If you are looking for a Heroku only solution, Just search for "analytics" in Heroku Elements: https://elements.heroku.com/search?q=analytics and you'll find a lot of results.
If you do want to put the burden on the server, you can just use Google Analytics on the client side. It is very strait forward to install and use. Just plug it into your website. However, this would not work for API routes and only for the web pages that the users visit.
Instead of an herkou add-on, add your own logging.
If you want to be able to go back and look, use google analytics and do Events.
What browsers/versions do CouchDB support?
I googled but did not find the result.
I want to know that does CouchDB support below browser/platform and from which version?
Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, Opera?
Android ?
iOS ?
Windows Phone ?
None. CouchDB will not run itself in the browser. It hasn't be designed for this.
However can be easily accessed from a browser because its API is HTTP-based.
PouchDB is a very popular choice for CouchDB users who wants something that runs in the browser. PouchDB can be used as a client for a CouchDB database running on a server, as an in-browser database, or even both with very little additional work using its powerful replication mechanism.
I'm trying to use UnboundID's LDAP SDK to fetch contacts present on an LDAP server.
I'm using the VirtualListView(VLV) Control along with Server-side sort in my code and this code works perfectly fine when I tested with a LDAP server configured in my organization.
However, I wanted to setup a local server and add certain contacts/entries to it and test my code with that server. For this, I used OpenLDAP and configured it on Ubuntu 10.04 using instructions from this link: http://www.ghacks.net/2010/08/31/set-up-your-ldap-server-on-ubuntu-10-04/
Now, when I tried getting the contacts, my code does not work as the server I've setup is not supporting VLV. When I perform a simple search, i.e. without any VLV or other paging technique, then I am able to see the results. This means the server is working fine, but not supporting VLV control.
So what I need to know is how can I enable support for VLV or any other required controls for my server?
Please do let me know if anyone knows how to achieve this. Hors of googling hasn't lead to any promising results :(
Thanks & Regards,
Kiran
Question is off topic, should be on serverfault.com, but you have to load, enable, and configure the SSSVLV overlay.
Forget that blog, and all random Internet blogs while you're at it. Have a good look at the OpenLDAP Admin Guide itself, which is where you should have started. I can also recommend a really good reference here, but only because I've used it extensively, not just because Google said so.