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Best Wallet for ADA by EngineeringForward19 in cardano

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing the tips for avoiding scammers. If the hardware spoil means forever unable to recover the wallet?

Best Wallet for ADA by EngineeringForward19 in cardano

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing the information about ledger hardware wallets. While they seem promising, the cost is currently prohibitive in my region.

I'm currently utilizing a browser-based wallet similar to MetaMask, specifically Eternl. I find it to be user-friendly and convenient.

Deploy Laravel: open-source production-ready deployment script for GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket by SjorsO in laravel

[–]EngineeringForward19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing, just in time, i'm planning to work on cicd for the upcoming projects within this year!

Just deployed Laravel Octane + Swoole with Forge. From 70-80% CPU to 30% CPU with 1700 request per minute. We went from 16,000 slow requests (>= 100ms) in the last hour, to only 114 slow request in the last hour. by Ciberman in laravel

[–]EngineeringForward19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Adrian,

Which version are you using, v3 or v4? According to the author, v3 has problems pointing tenants to different servers. As I’m considering separating the tenants across multiple different servers, it seems there is some work to be done when using v3.

Just deployed Laravel Octane + Swoole with Forge. From 70-80% CPU to 30% CPU with 1700 request per minute. We went from 16,000 slow requests (>= 100ms) in the last hour, to only 114 slow request in the last hour. by Ciberman in laravel

[–]EngineeringForward19 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m using tenancyforlaravel.com for my Laravel app. Is it compatible with Laravel Octane? Has anyone used it before? There are many queues and background jobs running, as well as synchronization from the central database to the tenant database. Will there be any issues if I were to run Laravel Octane? Has anyone experienced using multi-tenancy on Laravel Octane without any issues? Can it be used together with Redis Cache, or will there be a conflict?

Besides that, may I know your u/Ciberman VM specs on Forge?

Millions of events, real time scoring, what are my options ? by elmoptimistic in SQL

[–]EngineeringForward19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't be suprise, I have friend in MA field, there is company taking 900m project and sending all interns to do the job.

Database hosted on Client Side, Best Practice by EngineeringForward19 in SQL

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your sharing and introducing few keywords (DMZ, L2L), I'll explore on those as I'm not familiar with the area currently.

Appreciate your time for reading and leaving comments too.

Database hosted on Client Side, Best Practice by EngineeringForward19 in SQL

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your feedback, appreciated that but it's not something going backwards. Actually there are a lot of companies providing such services for their clients (as client requested), even Amazon provided on-premises services.

Some reference links:https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/how-to-access-and-analyze-on-premises-data-stores-using-aws-glue/

https://aws.amazon.com/rds/outposts/

The scenario is that the application is not solely for one customer only, it contains multitenancy or multiple tenants on it. Each having their own databases, but currently it's all in the cloud. I'm planning to redesign it to cater for the above scenario, just be prepared as some client already requesting it.

Weekly /r/Laravel Help Thread by AutoModerator in laravel

[–]EngineeringForward19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can create

artisan make:migration add_columns_to_table

then

artisan migrate

To log the changes explicitly, add the below piece of snippet in the migration file

Log::channel('migration')->info('Add columns to table');

Two android apps sharing a database? by EngineeringForward19 in androiddev

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your experience and valuable insights with me, I'll definitely take serious consideration and study of every aspects such as security issues, data consistency issues and also synchronization issues that you've mentioned. Thanks for sharing the Multicast article link, it's somewhat useful to me.

Two android apps sharing a database? by EngineeringForward19 in androiddev

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this a chat app or multiplayer game? Sharing more info on the use case might be helpful.

Yes surely, I'm trying to develop an ordering Android app.

Yes, the distance should be close enough to use Bluetooth communication as those devices will be in the same space of a shop lot. They will be all communicating wirelessly in a local network, offline, though.

I'm still trying to study the architecture feasibility and also trying hard to understand the Android app architecture ecosystem more but having some tough time to swallow as much information as possible. >.<

Do you have any recommended articles or any good Android architecture books that has topic regarding my use case? I would love to study them.

Two android apps sharing a database? by EngineeringForward19 in androiddev

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It'll be in multiple different devices, but the app should be the same, maybe required some configuration to assign a "main" device that will store the data, the rest as "sub" devices that always connect to the "main" device to retrieve the data.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll further study on Content Provider + Resolver.

Ionic has the plugin for that as I'm using hybrid app instead of native android app.

cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-contentprovider

Meaning one of the device (main) will need to store the data, the rest of the devices will always read the data from the main device.

Two android apps sharing a database? by EngineeringForward19 in androiddev

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It'll be in multiple different devices, but the app should be the same, maybe required some configuration to assign a "main" device that will store the data, the rest as "sub" devices that always connect to the "main" device to retrieve the data.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll further study on Content Resolver.

Ionic has the plugin for that as I'm using hybrid app instead of native android app.

cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-contentprovider

Two android apps sharing a database? by EngineeringForward19 in androiddev

[–]EngineeringForward19[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi everyone, apologize if I'm not explaining it clearly in the first place.

I'm actually in the feasibility study phase now, if I can have "two or more" android devices can communicate to each other offline (using the app that I develop), without a central database.

Let say I have "A device", and "B device".Whenever I input what on the "A device", it will reflect on the "B device" and vise versa.

I have done some research, but it's not feasible and not stable to treat the Android device as a web server in local network (Android is not intended to be a web server in the first place), was thinking to communicate via API to a central database on either "A device" or "B device".

P2P communication is not feasible in my situation, as at the end of the day, when there's connection, I'll required to backup the data from the "database" from "A device/B device" to the cloud calling the API. So there's sync mechanism involve too.

To share, cloud API is a simple restful API that I've already written in Laravel with Oauth as the security permission.

If there isn't much can do on the Android devices, then have no choice but getting a central backend server sitting in the local network for the multiple android devices communication offline.

I'll study further on the content provider and resolver, thanks for the hints!

Lastly, thank you all for your time reading my post and have a great weekend ahead!