Discussions

Where are Backups stored? And how are backups eventually destroyed?

Is it possible to mount a blob as a folder on a container?

I need my redis service to be reachable by a redis-client not in my cluster. I have created a redis service using the redis:alpine image. I have set a domain name (like redis.blabla.com) and specified the internal port 6379 (I checked, it is the exposed port in the dockerfile) and configured my dns redirection (using the same process as my other services that are using http) I have restarted the load balancer. So now the redis service should be accessible for the other services in the node. But I need to access it from outside as well. When I use redis-cli on my computer, with hostname 'redis.blabla.com' and port 80, it connects, but for any command I receive `Error: Protocol error, got "H" as reply type byte` From my research I understand that maybe the load balancer did not transmit the request with the right protocol, which should be TCP (I think). Is it a use-case already seen? If so, what did I miss?

We'd like to migrate our wordpress application over to MedStack Control. How does that work?

We use Lambda for some application logic in our stack. From a compliance perspective with the guarantees of MedStack Control, is this okay?

Is there any way to control Firewall settings, or equivalent access controls to allow or deny traffic by IP address, at the border level (ideally at the load-balancer, or anywhere closer to the network border)?

Can I run a front end application outside of MedStack Control?

How do I configure my DNS settings to successfully serve apps running on MedStack Control? I'm expecting to be able to make my apps available to the open-internet.

Is Kubernetes accessible when building out the containers in the production platform? My software developer frequently uses it for coding