I'm learning akka.net and I struck here to implement logging with NLog. I have googled and checked the akka documents, but could not find the stuff. It will be great if anyone knows and could share the details.
Thanks!
Maybe this can help you (See Readme.md):
https://github.com/AkkaNetContrib/Akka.Logger.NLog
Another guide:
http://gigi.nullneuron.net/gigilabs/actor-logging-with-akka-net/
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I have some project which uses libdbus for IPC.
The goal is to use systemd's sd-bus instead of libdbus.
There is documentation for sd-bus (here, here and etc), but that documentation doesn't cover all aspects of D-Bus specification implementation.
I spent a lot looking for at least any detailed explanation of sd-bus' implementation, but didn't find anything that could help me map libdbus' process workflow onto sd-bus.
Anybody can help me? Some unofficial docs, sequences, anything...
There is an upstream issue open for this already. I suggest you subscribe to that, and help out if you can.
I saw the Documentation of VoltDB. I found Nagios and New Relic, but I want to use zabbix, how can I do? I appreciate for the help!
I work at VoltDB. We don't currently have a plug-in for Zabbix. If you want to contact us at info#voltdb.com, we can discuss your requirements and log a feature request for this.
With the RTBkit real-time-bidding kit for advertising, you can write your own agents in C++. But it also says you can write agents in node.js.
How would you do this?
A wiki page describes exactly what you are trying to do. Did you try to follow the explanations ?
RTBKit also contains an example of a bidding agent written in Node.js. I think that both the wiki page and the example should be a good start and you should quickly be able to write your bidding agent in Node.js
Finally, note that RTBKit has a public mailiing list for all the questions you could have. The list is quite active and the questions generaly find a fast answer. That might also help you if you start playing with RTBKit.
Enjoy !
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 am looking for a logging mechanism in AS/400 similar to log4j. I am thinking of writing a wrapper to the log4j in AS/400. Can someone please let me know if there is such a tool present already?
Thanks,
Sam
There are already apenders so I supect the rest should already be done. See here:http://log4j400.sourceforge.net/
I am not sure if it is what you want, but the iSeries performance and system tools can gather a lot of information about your programs. You won't see the source statement, but you do see the calls to the diffent components. These tools are part of the operating system. You just need much autorisation to use them.