APM CPU allocation
The current APM license supports up to 4 vCPUs (1 Gbps APM), but we have allocated 8 vCPUs. According to one of our systems engineers, this could be affecting performance. Does allocating more vCPUs can make CPU allocation more difficult, so should we aim to keep it at 4 or fewer when possible. If the license permits only 4 CPUs, having 8 could be impacting CPU readiness ?Experience the power of F5 NGINX One with feature demos
Introduction Introducing F5 NGINX One, a comprehensive solution designed to enhance business operations significantly through improved reliability and performance. At the core of NGINX One is our data plane, which is built on our world-class, lightweight, and high-performance NGINX software. This foundation provides robust traffic management solutions that are essential for modern digital businesses. These solutions include API Gateway, Content Caching, Load Balancing, and Policy Enforcement. NGINX One includes a user-friendly, SaaS-based NGINX One Console that provides essential telemetry and overseas operations without requiring custom development or infrastructure changes. This visibility empowers teams to promptly address customer experience, security vulnerabilities, network performance, and compliance concerns. NGINX One's deployment across various environments empowers businesses to enhance their operations with improved reliability and performance. It is a versatile tool for strengthening operational efficiency, security posture, and overall digital experience. NGINX One has several promising features on the horizon. Let's highlight three key features: Monitor Certificates and CVEs, Editing and Update Configurations, and Config Sync Groups. Let's delve into these in detail. Monitor Certificates and CVE’s: One of NGINX One's standout features is its ability to monitor Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) and Certificate status. This functionality is crucial for maintaining application security integrity in a continually evolving threat landscape. The CVE and Certificate Monitoring capability of NGINX One enables teams to: Prioritize Remediation Efforts: With an accurate and up-to-date database of CVEs and a comprehensive certificate monitoring system, NGINX One assists teams in prioritizing vulnerabilities and certificate issues according to their severity, guaranteeing that essential security concerns are addressed without delay. Maintain Compliance: Continuous monitoring for CVEs and certificates ensures that applications comply with security standards and regulations, crucial for industries subject to stringent compliance mandates. Edit and Update Configurations: This feature empowers users to efficiently edit configurations and perform updates directly within the NGINX One Console interface. With Configuration Editing, you can: Make Configuration Changes: Quickly adapt to changing application demands by modifying configurations, ensuring optimal performance and security. Simplify Management: Eliminate the need to SSH directly into each instance to edit or update configurations. Reduce Errors: The intuitive interface minimizes potential errors in configuration changes, enhancing reliability by offering helpful recommendations. Enhance Automation with NGINX One SaaS Console: Integrates seamlessly into CI/CD and GitOps workflows, including GitHub, through a comprehensive set of APIs. Config Sync Groups: The Config Sync Group feature is invaluable for environments running multiple NGINX instances. This feature ensures consistent configurations across all instances, enhancing application reliability and reducing administrative overhead. The Config Sync Group capability offers: Automated Synchronization: Configurations are seamlessly synchronized across NGINX instances, guaranteeing that all applications operate with the most current and secure settings. When a configuration sync group already has a defined configuration, it will be automatically pushed to instances as they join. Scalability Support: Organizations can easily incorporate new NGINX instances without compromising configuration integrity as their infrastructure expands. Minimized Configuration Drift: This feature is crucial for maintaining consistency across environments and preventing potential application errors or vulnerabilities from configuration discrepancies. Conclusion NGINX One Cloud Console redefines digital monitoring and management by combining all the NGINX core capabilities and use cases. This all-encompassing platform is equipped with sophisticated features to simplify user interaction, drastically cut operational overhead and expenses, bolster security protocols, and broaden operational adaptability. Read our announcement blog for moredetails on the launch. To explore the platform’s capabilities and see it in action, we invite you to tune in to our webinar on September 25th. This is a great opportunity to witness firsthand how NGINX One can revolutionize your digital monitoring and management strategies.
URL redirect
Hi Team, Can someone please help me to build the irule script. I have two VS VS1: vs_tableau.ucsf.edu_443 pool: pool_tableau.ucsf.edu_443 VS2: vs_tableauqa.ucsf.edu_443 pool:pool_tableauqa.ucsf.edu_443 I wanted to redirect the below URL: FROM - https://tableau.ucsf.edu/#/site/QA/views/AllTableauDashboards/AllTableauDashboards TO - https://tableauqa.ucsf.edu/#/site/QA/views/AllTableauDashboards/AllTableauDashboards Note: This is single URL as of now but there would be multiple URL in future to redirect from tableau.ucsf.edu to tableauQA.ucsf.edu
Microsoft 365 IP Steering python script
Hello! Hola! I have created a small and rudimentary script that generates a datagroup with MS 365 IPv4 and v6 addresses to be used by an iRule or policy. There are other scripts that solve this same issue but either they were: based on iRulesLX, which forces you to enable iRuleLX only for this, and made me run into issues when upgrading (memory table got filled with nonsense) based on the XML version of the list, which MS changed to a JSON file. This script is a super simple bash script that calls another super simple python file, and a couple of helper files. The biggest To Do are: Add a more secure approach to password usage. Right now, it is stored in a parameters file locked away with permissions. There should be a better way. Add support for URLs. You can find the contents here:https://github.com/teoiovine-novared/fetch-office365/tree/main I appreciate advice, (constructive) criticism and questions all the same! Thank you for your time.
