Hi, I am using the sling content distribution, in its configuration I need
to pass a url for forward distribution where the content needs to be
distributed.
Now the problem is that I am using azure app services and whenever i scale
up, i get multiple instances with the same urls but different
ttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/63291898/how-to-track-status-of-sling-content-distribution
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> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63291898/how-to-track-status-of-sling-content-distribution>
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> In the recent weeks I’ve sent a two other emails and posted on ASF #Sling
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Hi all
Still trying to find a way to track the status of SCD jobs. Specifically, if a
browser client needs to poll an endpoint to follow the status of forward
distribution, how is this done?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63291898/how-to-track-status-of-sling-content-distribution
Hi all
In a forward SCD scenario, the process of resource distribution from source A
to target instance B comprises a series of Sling Events [1] as configured in
the forward agent settings[2]. In my scenario, the user should be informed
about the success or failure of the distribution process a
ple services. I think that Sling Content Distribution
bundles are a very good fit, however the applications that we have are
not OSGI and I don't plan to use Sling with them.
Does Sling Content Delivery work outside OSGI ? If it does it's a bummer
since IMO there is pote
On Tue, 2018-02-27 at 20:02 +0200, Ioan Eugen Stan wrote:
> So far I like how things have progressed and the JCR API is ok to
> work
> with (It could use an upgrade, Java has evolved, it would be great
> for
> JCR to evolve as well :D).
Glad to hear you'll be putting this to good use :-) . Yes, th
lo,
>>
>> I'm designing a distributed micro-service architecture around Sling
>> and
>> Oak. We need to be able to synchronize some parts of the repository
>> across multiple services. I think that Sling Content Distribution
>> bundles are a very good fit, however
Hi Eugen,
On Wed, 2018-02-21 at 16:10 +0200, Ioan Eugen Stan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm designing a distributed micro-service architecture around Sling
> and
> Oak. We need to be able to synchronize some parts of the repository
> across multiple services. I think that Sli
Hello,
I'm designing a distributed micro-service architecture around Sling and
Oak. We need to be able to synchronize some parts of the repository
across multiple services. I think that Sling Content Distribution
bundles are a very good fit, however the applications that we have are
not OSG
thanks for the response! - we will keep this in mind.
stefan
>-Original Message-
>From: Timothee Maret [mailto:tma...@apache.org]
>Sent: Monday, September 11, 2017 11:34 AM
>To: users@sling.apache.org
>Subject: Re: Sling Content Distribution: how to use "in-file&qu
int.java
2017-08-30 12:26 GMT+02:00 Stefan Seifert :
> this presentation [1] mentions that it's possible to switch the Sling
> Content Distribution from using a Sling Jobs-based queue to an "in-file" or
> "in-memory" queue which is much faster.
>
> but
this presentation [1] mentions that it's possible to switch the Sling Content
Distribution from using a Sling Jobs-based queue to an "in-file" or "in-memory"
queue which is much faster.
but i've not found any hint in the documentation what steps are needed to
swit
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