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i'm currently have a look a springboot undertow and it's not really clear (for me) how to dispatch an incoming http request to a worker thread for blocking operation handling. Looking at the class UndertowEmbeddedServletContainer.class , it look like there is no way to have this behaviour since the only HttpHandler is a ServletHandler, that allow @Controller configurations private Undertow createUndertowServer() { try { HttpHandler servletHandler = this.manager.start(); this.builder.setHandler(getContextHandler(servletHandler)); return this.builder.build(); } catch (ServletException ex) {

I am working on a HIPAA cloud project and am implementing a Key Store as a central repository for all of the key pairs for PHI(Private Health Information) encryption... I am not worried about the actual data because it will be encrypted at rest and in transit. However when a worker or webrole needs to work with the data they need to decrypt and reencrypt it (if they do updates). That's where the key Store comes into play. However, I don't want this internal service exposed and I also need it to be SSLed, because sending keys in the clear, even inside a virtual network of roles wouldn't pass a

I want to sort an array, using Web Workers. But this array might receive new values over time, while the worker is still performing the sort function. So my question is, how can I "stop" the sorting computation on the worker after receiving the new item, so it can perform the sort on the array with that item, while still keeping the sorting that was already made? Example: let worker = new Worker('worker.js'); let list = [10,1,5,2,14,3]; worker.postMessage({ list }); setInterval(() => worker.postMessage({ num: SOME_RANDOM_NUM, list }), 100); worker.onmessage = event => { list = event.data.list;

I have encountered one bug in my webapp that has been working for more than a year before, and when I switched to UWSGI on a new instance to speed things up a bit, I encountered this. My app has "quick add" modal window which allows user to add a new customer to the database, and immediately go to the shopping cart for that user. So, the module makes a POST request to /customers/quick_create/ , which does the redirection to /cart/10000 , where 10000 is the ID of the customer. Then the fun starts. As there is a check on that /cart to see whether there is a customer with that ID or not, I

I have a bad service worker that is no longer updating. I noticed the issue in Chrome first. I then put the following code in the index.html file and in the sw.js (service worker) file. For the most part it seems to be working fine. Firefox seems to be the only browser that is not removing the service worker. I used the article below to create the unregister script. How do I uninstall a Service Worker? I have also used this article and code and got the same results. How can I remove a buggy service worker, or implement a "kill switch"? I am also receiving an error message for getRegistrations(

I have an elastic beanstalk application that utilises both the web tier and the worker tier. Jobs are offloaded onto the worker tier from the web tier via SQS to keep the web-facing servers speedy. Both environments use the exact same codebase, and use an RDS instance under them. I need to run a cron job on the leader server of the worker tier. I've created a .ebextensions folder with a file called crontab in it as follows (it's a Laravel web app): * * * * * root php /var/www/html/artisan do:something:with:database Then, I've created a file called 01cronjobs.config , which updates the