I am trying to test a pipeline change that will run tflint automatically, but I'm struggling to find an example of an error that won't prevent terraform init from completing without errors but will be caught by tflint --module. My goal is to prove that tflint is running is running in the pipeline and will fail any pipeline that finds linting errors. Any ideas?

I know there must be lots of examples, or tflint wouldn't exist - but I'm not running across them right now.

Examples of things I've tried so far: tflint doesn't catch white space or using dashes when underlines are more 'correct' (or is this a config issue on my part?), terraform init doesn't tolerate single quotes or misnamed modules.

I figured it out. First, you can get a list of all the rules from kibana api (as opposed to elastic api) like this:

curl -X GET -k -u elasticuser:elasticpass "http://localhost:5601/api/alerting/rules/_find"

The list of rules also contains some execution status of each rule. Meaning some are active, some are ok, some are recovered etc... So right off the bat, I have what I need related to the alerts associated with each rule.

If I need more details, I can grab the rule id and get more details with this curl

curl -X GET -k -u elasticuser:elasticpass "http://localhost:5601/api/alerting/rule/"

All the API endpoints for rule and alert management can be found here: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/alerting-apis.html

I have a multi-arch build that is pushing to a local registry I have running:

docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 --push -t localhost:5000/myimage:latest

I need to export this multi-arch image to a .tar file for future use with docker load. I cannot for the life of me find a way to do this.

I've tried:

docker pull localhost:5000/myimage:latest
docker save -o myimage.tar localhost:5000/myimage:latest

And this exports only the image for my architecture (amd64). So then I tried:

docker pull --platform linux/arm64 --platform linux/amd64 localhost:5000/myimage:latest
docker save -o myimage.tar localhost:5000/myimage:latest

And this has the same result, even though I'm explicitly telling it to pull both architectures.

How can I export a multi-arch image from a local registry as a single .tar file?

ingress-nginx-controller-6bf7bc7f94-ml4js looks like a pod. Pods are not containers but they can contain containers. Why don't you describe it and see what containers it contains.

What permission is required to allow a user to manually deploy (or redeploy) a stage in an Azure DevOps Release Pipeline?

I'm running Rancher v2.6.3 and I have a cluster with a Django workload built all on top of AWS. The deployment has a cluster ip port set up, I have an ingress created with a prefix rule pointing at my deployment. I've installed the nginx-ingress helm chart with the following service annotations:

service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-protocol: http
service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-ssl-ports: https
service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-ssl-cert: my-cert-arn

Neither of these annotations are present but I've tried adding and removing them both together and individually at various points. I believe one is deprecated:

backend-protocol: "HTTP"
secure-backends: "false"

All of my infrastructure in AWS looks good and HTTP works just fine, however when I try to visit the site using SSL, I get a 400 Bad Request error showing "The plain HTTP request was sent to HTTPS port". The SSL certificate on that page is valid.

What am I doing wrong regarding HTTPS traffic?

I am trying to create an instance in the Launch Configuration menu, but it is impossible to find the needed AMI from the dropdown.

• I expected following menu:

• But currently AWS provides the following possibilities ()selection from the dropdown:

• I can't find the needed AMI from the list (Linux for example) The bottom line is that I can't even use the search dropdown. It does not find existing AMI's:

It's confusing and I do not know how to use AWS now...

Long and short of it is yes, the bonus levels are the only place to save the game (emphasis mine):

When you get a gem or a key, the game only saves the fact that you've earned one. That means if you think you get LEVEL PROGRESS saved, it's goodbye to that progress if you quit. Even though you get a chance to save after Key Bonus Rounds, it only saves the fact that you got a key.

[...]

Even the manuals state this thing:

PAL manual quotes: "BONUS ROUNDS - A CHANCE TO SAVE CRASH" -Talking about Tawna Bonus Round If Crash makes it to the end of the Bonus Round then the percentage of the adventure you've completed is displayed. You can then save your progress by making crash jump onto the Sparkling Transport Pad." -Only talk about saving

NTSC/U manual quotes: "An in-game Saving System allows you to record data to a memory card at certain SAVE POINTS during the game." -OK, good quote "The SAVE POINTS are located in the Tawna Bonus Rounds. At various other points you will be given the opportunity to record the fact that you've earned a gem or key." -See, even US manual says this "You can only save on Tawna Rounds." -This is seen later

https://sites.google.com/site/psxdriverplayerssite/My-stuff/FAQ/Crash-Bandicoot-Saving-FAQ#:%7E:text=The%20game%20remembers%20your%20progess,saving%20when%20getting%20the%20key.

I'd say the reason they introduced the manual saving system is due to this "partial" save system.

I'm trying to update the text of signs but seem to be missing something.

The following command will report that the sign's data was updated:

/data merge block 3 -59 -3 {Text2:'{text:"SYSTEM STATUS:"}',Text3:'{text:"Busy"}'}

Unfortunately the text on the sign doesn't change, neither does the data of the block (F3+I)

Two things:

According to https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/subscriptions-billing/manage-subscriptions/xbox-game-pass-faq , Game Pass subscriptions are not available for Xbox 360:

For a low monthly price, you can enjoy access to more than a hundred great Xbox games—including some games made for Xbox 360 and the original Xbox. Game Pass subscriptions are available for use on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and your mobile device. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate works on console, mobile device, and PC, and it also comes with an Xbox Live Gold subscription.

Since you are using an Xbox 360, it won't work by the sounds of it.

Second, do you have a Game Pass Ultimate subscription? Only Game Pass Ultimate includes an Xbox Live Gold subscription, which is needed for multiplayer services (except for free-to-play online games), according to the FAQs:

Can I play multiplayer games with Game Pass?

Depending on the game, yes—though for multiplayer you need either Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or a subscription to Xbox Live Gold (sold separately).

Note Free-to-play online multiplayer games no longer require an Xbox Live Gold subscription.