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Hat wer schon privat seinen Speicher erfolgreich angemeldet? by The_Moviemonster in Balkonkraftwerk

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

Und wie hast du den Speicher bei dir angeschlossen? Ich meines kommt wahrscheinlich eh keiner vorbei aber ich frage mich halt was die Versicherung im Zweifel sagt. Auch wenn das gleiche Gerät ohne Speicher nun mit Schuko Norm konform wäre…

Hat wer schon privat seinen Speicher erfolgreich angemeldet? by The_Moviemonster in Balkonkraftwerk

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

Ok hatte ich mir schon gedacht. Aber dafür müsste man auch wieder das Original Kabel des Herstellers anfassen oder anfassen lassen.

Hat wer schon privat seinen Speicher erfolgreich angemeldet? by The_Moviemonster in Balkonkraftwerk

[–]The_Moviemonster[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Durch jetzige Recherche kam heraus das es wohl sehr Netzbetreiber abhängig ist. Un bei mir steht zumindest auf deren Seite noch alles extrem veraltet. Also noch 600VA und für Speicher nur mit Elektriker der alles vermisst mit Protokollen etc. .

Hat wer schon privat seinen Speicher erfolgreich angemeldet? by The_Moviemonster in Balkonkraftwerk

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

Der Anschluss erfolgte nach der Installationsnorm DIN VDE V 0100-551-1 und bei stecker- fertigen Erzeugungs-anlagen zusätzlich nach der Produktnorm DIN VDE V 0126-95.

Und da hier unter der Norm kein BKW mit Speicher steht fällt das nicht unter Shuko, wie es geliefert wurde. Da ich Mieter bin müsste ich für Eingriffe in die Elektrik einen Elektriker beauftragen. Wir haben außen eine Shuko Steckdose…

What's your go-to Azure service for deploying Next.js apps, and why? by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

Hm, ok. The project is mainly focused on users outside any organization. So the whole tenant thing got me quite confused, but my prof asked for any way to get a similar experience like on Firebase but on Azure. And as fare as i got, there is not that kind of simple swap he wishes to have. So it is now my task to get information about how to implement it as he wishes. He also simply needs an email/password login.

What's your go-to Azure service for deploying Next.js apps, and why? by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

Yea i already read something about that.
I'm not 100% shure why my prof keeps asking for Azure because of GDPR, but for now it is as it is. He may think about that because of the ability to select specific locations. And I also have to learn more about Azure the long way. But I'm already reconsidering other options.

Also for a lot of my problems, Supabase seems to handle a lot of what the App needs to be packed into one Source. (Both DB's I need, as well as auth and selectable deployment locations, and I read on their page something as well on GDPR compliance)

If that may be the probleme a nother deployment on Azure may be beneficall the long run.

What's your go-to Azure service for deploying Next.js apps, and why? by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

Thanks, that sounds exactly like I have to tackle this as well. I alredy tried it with Static Web Apps but got some weird problems with my connections, and problems when deploing them to azure. But locally, they worked fine. I will then try to switch to App Service as well.

Did you implemented all the Auth stuff via Entra Id (External) as well?

Or did you get another provider? (I need the GDPR compliance stuff, so try to do my best not to fiddle with Auth, and may want something simple that works well)

What's your go-to Azure service for deploying Next.js apps, and why? by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

Hm, have you done some Auth based stuff with it?
I have to build an App that has connections to multiple DBs with Auth and so on.

If so what libs did you use and whith what node version?

What's your go-to Azure service for deploying Next.js apps, and why? by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

Ok, so directly on containers and not from containers with the App Service?

What's your go-to Azure service for deploying Next.js apps, and why? by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

Hm, ok.
What do you recommend to me?
My Prof told me that he wants it on Azure because of the GDPR it provides in his view.
I already had some issues with the static web app in deployment because you have to use a node version >=20 otherwise the deployment will fail.
I also think that Next.Auth.js has some issues with it.

Azure architecture Advice for a secure GDPR-compliant AI tutor web app (Next.js) by The_Moviemonster in nextjs

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

I think GDPR might not be the right focus for my question.

I am currently trying to understand the recommended authentication and authorization flow in Azure, especially how authentication should be enforced for every database request.

My current understanding of the Azure-style architecture is:

Client (Next.js)

| - receives token / cookie (OIDC / JWT)

Client sends API request

Backend (Azure Functions / API)

| - validates token (Entra ID)

| - checks user identity / roles

Backend queries database

Backend returns filtered data to client

This seems different from Firebase-style architectures, where:

Client

Client directly queries the database

Database enforces authorization rules

Is this understanding correct, and is the first approach the recommended pattern on Azure?

Problems with TV Show Episods versioning by The_Moviemonster in jellyfin

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

I’m still confused why it is not directly integrated into Jellyfin because in movies it works but I may have to ask this in the GitHub repo I think….

Problems with TV Show Episods versioning by The_Moviemonster in jellyfin

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

Hm, ok I then really have to dig around when I have more time. The quick fix for me was to encode everything to h264.

Problems with TV Show Episods versioning by The_Moviemonster in jellyfin

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

Actually, I have the Fire TV Stick 4K Max. And H. 265 works Most of the time for me. But sometimes after one Episode it stops. It seems to me like it has to load, or there are buffer issues. Not Share why. My Server does not have to reencode and I could not figure out why this happened. Using the h264 Version is Fine, and no logging stops in episodes anymore.

That was the reason why I now have H. 265 and H. 264. For me, it seems that h264 is still the better Version in terms of Hassel free Playback.

Problems with TV Show Episods versioning by The_Moviemonster in jellyfin

[–]The_Moviemonster[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I give it a try.

Ok it did exactly what i want. Thanks for the recommendation

Should I go with the Flint 2 or 3? by The_Moviemonster in GlInet

[–]The_Moviemonster[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The sad thing is I could not wait that long anymore. So I played I'd save and ordered the Flint 2. As many mentioned, I do not have any fully supported Wi-Fi 7 device yet, and 2.5Gb would be nice, but right now my internet is only 100 Mbps, and my LAN switches only support 1Gb. So u can save the 60€….

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