Noah Potash
Noah Potash
I'm in an unusual situation in which I actually _want_ estimates based on retail prices rather than what's in our AWS bill. To that end, I have not hooked up...
Within our VPC we have multiple subnets, spread across availability zones (for simplicity, let's say we have one subnet in us-west-2a and one subnet in us-west-2b). * Kubernetes nodes exist...
Yes, I could certainly rig up a cron job to periodically get the latest set of ALB IPs and put them in a configmap.
Ah, I didn't realize that was a button! That's definitely more convenient than what I was doing - thanks for pointing that out.
It could be that your migration is trying to do something that is not yet supported. Does it work for you with EF 1.0?
This library is no longer maintained. There are many alternatives which are far more complete and better tested, such as [Pomelo.EntityFrameworkCore.MySql](https://github.com/PomeloFoundation/Pomelo.EntityFrameworkCore.MySql)
Seems reasonable to me on the surface, but I'm worried about the semantic differences between `varchar` and `text` (such as not being able to declare defaults for `text`), as well...
This library is no longer maintained, I would suggest switching to the Pomelo provider.
This seems to be a bug. I tried using an attribute to specify the table name and it was ignored for EnsureCreated as well. I'll look into this when I...
I was able to reproduce this. The trouble is around the DateTimeOffset type. Currently, we're mapping that to `varchar(255)` which may or may not be ok, but the official MySql...