Is there a way to remote desktop into a Windows VM on google cloud via the web without using RDP.
I am able to connect to the VM via RDP, but would like to connect via a web application or other means.
Any suggestions?
I haven't tested it personally but VNC should work. You'll have to review and open the necessary firewall ports.
Www.realvnc.com
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I have uploaded a simple Rest API application in Openshift (starter program).
I have also an STM32 based hardware running Lwip (TCP/IP) protocol and my goal is to connect it to the above openshift app.
LWIP uses a function (tcp_connect) which uses the external ip of the app.
However I am struggling to understand and find the external IP of the openshift service running in a pod
Any suggestions?
I deploy a node + sql application I made testes running the node app in my laptop using mysql database provided by google and the application was working fine (I needed to allow my ip address to connect) but when I deployed the application I started to receive timeout errors in my app. I solved the problem allowing any ip address to connect in my google cloud mysql instance but I not happy with this solution. Anybody can help to allow just the production node app server ip?
Thanks in advance.
If you want your API key to only be accessed from a certain IP, you can restrict it in the Developers Console.
I have created instance on google cloud platform (allowed http traffic). Used Ubuntu 14.04 OS. Installed oracle java8 and apache-tomcat.Placed war file in tomcat webapps and started server. Server started successfully.
Question is how to access my application, tried accessing external ip of instance from web browser but no response.
Can anyone tell me the process or missing things I have not done.
Thanks in advance.
I had the same issue and eventually solved it
In my case the solution was simple.Check the firewall rule is really tcp:8080 and not tcp:80 as created by default.
Changed this and finally saw my tomcat welcome page.
1)Added http port (8080) in firewall rules in Networking section
2)Refreshing VM instance by click refresh option before accessing with external ip followed by http server port(8080)
I hope after following first step, need to refresh VM instance to access web serve with external IP
Authored web api service hosted in service fabric.
Navigated successfully to the service endpoint (on my machine) with
following url: http://localhost:2500/days/v1.0/ (i.e. I can see the response).
Next created a UNSECURED service fabric cluster in the azure.
Published my local fabric app to azure through visual studio.
Successfully navigated to fabric explorer in the azure with url: http://xyz1234fake.westus.cloudapp.azure.com:19080/Explorer
When looked at my service instance in explorer, it shows the url as http://10.0.0.5:2500/days/v1.0/
In the browser, replaced the above local azure ip address with azure service cluster. For example: changed the url from http://10.0.0.5:2500/days/v1.0/ to http://xyz1234fake.westus.cloudapp.azure.com:2500/days/v1.0/
Was not able to navigate to above url.
What am I doing wrong? Where should I look for troubleshooting?
19000 and 19080 are reserved for communication to the cluster itself (19080 for the Explorer). You need to set up a new load balancer rule/probe for your application. You can do this in the Azure Portal under "Load Balancer".
You need to open that port on the cluster. 19080 is open by default for non SSL connections, so if you just switch to that it'd work. Be careful not to use a port reserved for your services.
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I'm using PHP + LAMP container, and a Symfony2 app. I got my dev environment working but right now it has public access (anyone with the link). How can I secure the access to it? I was thinking maybe a ssh tunnel and allow access to the directory only through localhost, but I was wondering if there's a more simple way?
Thanks.
You can use the Nitrous desktop application to forward ports to your local computer, this is just like using a SSH tunnel but we are providing a useable GUI around it.
https://community.nitrous.io/docs/desktop-app-installation