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[Question] When hitting the import API on localhost:1157/api/monitors/import , it is giving ERROR.
Is there an existing issue for this?
- [x] I have searched the existing issues
Current Behavior
When hitting the import API on localhost:1157/api/monitors/import , it is giving ERROR. Also localhost:4200/api/monitors/import gives ERROR.
But when I use to hit "192.163.15.20:4200/api/monitors/import", where 192.163.15.20 is any VM where I am running separate (other) Hertzbeat.
WHY I cant able to hit my localhost API?
Expected Behavior
When I give localhost in api it should get import. (import of JSON file I am doing)
Steps To Reproduce
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Environment
HertzBeat version(s):1.6.1
Debug logs
I have used 1157/api/xxx also but the error I am getting is- I/O error on POST request for "http://localhost:1157/api/monitors/import": Failed to connect to localhost/[0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1]:1157
when I use 4200/api/xxx- 504 Gateway Timeout: "Error occurred while trying to proxy: localhost:4200/api/monitors/import"
Anything else?
No response
@kim2yung Have you checked whether the local backendServer (hertzbeat-manager package) is running correctly on your local machine at port 1157?
@kim2yung Have you checked whether the local backendServer (hertzbeat-manager package) is running correctly on your local machine at port 1157?
When I give the api url as localhost it throws exception NOT Found, but backend server keeps running.
Actually I want to hit my local API, where I am running the backend locally in the same local hertzbeat I want to hi the API. How to do that.
@kim2yung It looks like you’re discussing the same issue in the thread below: https://github.com/apache/hertzbeat/discussions/3092
From now on, I’ll try to respond in the discussion channel. Is that okay with you?
By the way, I still don’t fully understand your issue. It would be much easier for people to follow if you included a diagram or some visual explanation.
Hey @kim2yung I might have seen this issue, can you show the screenshot of your active tcp ports from your terminal
