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问题 Is connection pooling still needed in a cloud native environment? Connection pools (for example open database connections) were very popular in the past. I guess (don't know) that in a cloud native environment they are not needed any more. There is a pool of containers/pods. This way connection pooling is hardly needed any more. Is this true? 回答1: As always, measure, don't guess, but yes, if you care about performance you still want connection pooling in some way. Besides the aformentioned

问题 Is connection pooling still needed in a cloud native environment? Connection pools (for example open database connections) were very popular in the past. I guess (don't know) that in a cloud native environment they are not needed any more. There is a pool of containers/pods. This way connection pooling is hardly needed any more. Is this true? 回答1: As always, measure, don't guess, but yes, if you care about performance you still want connection pooling in some way. Besides the aformentioned

问题 Is connection pooling still needed in a cloud native environment? Connection pools (for example open database connections) were very popular in the past. I guess (don't know) that in a cloud native environment they are not needed any more. There is a pool of containers/pods. This way connection pooling is hardly needed any more. Is this true? 回答1: As always, measure, don't guess, but yes, if you care about performance you still want connection pooling in some way. Besides the aformentioned

问题 This warning has been going on for three weeks now. I would like to know this solution. this warning comes out. 回答1: I believe it means your work isn't using the GPU. GPU and TPU runtimes are valued more than the "None" runtime. Colab only allows for two GPU runtime sessions at a time. None allows for approximatley five. Also they only allow for twelve hours total use, and each session will be cumulative. If you don't need or don't know if you need GPU, I would suggest the None runtime. Colab

问题 This warning has been going on for three weeks now. I would like to know this solution. this warning comes out. 回答1: I believe it means your work isn't using the GPU. GPU and TPU runtimes are valued more than the "None" runtime. Colab only allows for two GPU runtime sessions at a time. None allows for approximatley five. Also they only allow for twelve hours total use, and each session will be cumulative. If you don't need or don't know if you need GPU, I would suggest the None runtime. Colab

问题 This warning has been going on for three weeks now. I would like to know this solution. this warning comes out. 回答1: I believe it means your work isn't using the GPU. GPU and TPU runtimes are valued more than the "None" runtime. Colab only allows for two GPU runtime sessions at a time. None allows for approximatley five. Also they only allow for twelve hours total use, and each session will be cumulative. If you don't need or don't know if you need GPU, I would suggest the None runtime. Colab

问题 I uploaded a pdf file on cloud storage. But when i access url https://storage.cloud.google.com/[BUCKET]/[FILE].jpg i am redirected to google signin page. Is there any way to get a public url which gives direct access to file and doesnt have CORS issues. 回答1: It was silly mistake. Use storage.googleapis.com/<bucketName>/<fileName> instead of storage.cloud.google .com/<bucketName>/<fileName> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55259932/get-public-url-for-object-uploaded-on-cloud-storage

问题 I want to add a volume to my service, but only if the final user gave a folder for it. Otherwise, no volume should be mounted, for the already-prepared image has valid data in a default folder. That is, I want to do something like (pseudocode): services: my_awesome_service: volumes: if ${VARIABLE} => ${VARIABLE}:/app/folder Are such conditional statements definable in a docker-compose file? The only way I see to make this possible is to first define a base docker-compose file, which does not

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44503084/acces-google-pub-sub-from-outside-of-gcp

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