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To set up Instance Principal.See the Quickstart example below for code details for using an Instance Principal.Authorizing with a Resource PrincipalResource Principal is an IAM service feature that enables the resources to be authorized actors (or principals) to perform actions on service resources. You may use Resource Principal when calling Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service from other Oracle Cloud service resource such as Functions. See Accessing Other Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Resources from Running Functions for how to set up Resource Principal.See the Quickstart example below for code details for using a Resource Principal.Connecting to the Oracle NoSQL Database On-premiseThe on-premises configuration requires a running instance of Oracle NoSQLDatabase. In addition a running proxy service is required. SeeOracle NoSQL Database Downloads for downloads, and seeInformation about the proxyfor proxy configuration information.On-premise authorization requires use of StoreAccessTokenProviderSee the Quickstart example below for code details for connecting on-premise.Connecting to the Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud SimulatorWhen you develop an application, you may wish to start withOracle NoSQL Database Cloud Simulator.The Cloud Simulator simulates the cloud service and lets you write and testapplications locally without accessing the Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service.You may run the Cloud Simulator on localhost.See the Quickstart example below for code details for connecting to the Cloud Simulator.Authorization for the Cloud Simulator is a simple no-op class implemented directlyin the Quickstart example.LoggingAddional logging can be enabled using a java properties file. For full details, see"Logging in the SDK" at following is a quick start tutorial to run a simple program in all supportedenvironments. It requires access to the Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service,a running on-premises Oracle NoSQL Database instance, or a running OracleNoSQL Cloud Simulator instance. As a standalone program it will run most easilyusing a download version of the Oracle NoSQL SDK for Java.Copy this example into a local file named Quickstart.javaIf using directly-supplied cloud service credentials edit the file, addingcredentials in the appropriateSignatureProvider constructor. The default cloud service behavior looks for credentials in $HOME/.oci/config.Compile Quickstart.java">$ javac -cp Quickstart.javaRunUsing the cloud service on region us-ashburn-1 Quickstart -service cloud -endpoint us-ashburn-1">$ java -cp .: Quickstart -service cloud -endpoint us-ashburn-1Using a non-secure on-premises service on endpoint Quickstart -service onprem -endpoint java -cp .: Quickstart -service onprem -endpoint a Cloud Simulator instance on endpoint Quickstart -service cloudsim -endpoint java -cp .: Quickstart -service cloudsim -endpoint is code in the example for using Instance Principal and Resource Principal authorization for the cloudservice but it is not enabled via a command line option. There is an additional, optional argument to thecommand line that allows specification of a compartment to use, where the compartment is an OCID. Thisis required if using Instance Principal or Resource Principal authorization. -endpoint \ * [-compartment ] * * The endpoint and arguments vary with the environment. * * This quick start does not directly support a secure on-premise * environment. See the examples for details on that environment. */public class Quickstart { private String endpoint; private String service; /* required for Instance/Resource Principal auth and OKE workload identity */ private

What's included? Express quickstart contains 1 dashboard. These interactive visualizations let you easily explore your data, understand context, and resolve problems faster. Express observability quickstart contains 3 alerts. These alerts detect changes in key performance metrics. Integrate these alerts with your favorite tools (like Slack, PagerDuty, etc.) and New Relic will let you know when something needs your attention. High CPU Utilization This alert is triggered when the CPU Utilization is above 90%. Transaction Errors This alert is triggered when the transactions fail more than 10% of the time in 5 minutes. Apdex Score This alert is triggered when the Apdex score is below 0.5 for 5 minutes Express observability quickstart contains 1 documentation reference. This is how you'll get your data into New Relic. What is Express?Web application framework built for Node.JS with full functionality andinteraction with common APIs.Get started!Leverage community expertise and instantly get value out of your telemetry data. This quickstart automatically instruments Express with the New Relic Node.js agent, and allows you to instantly monitor your Node application with out-of-the-box dashboards and alerts. Further leverage New Relic's APM capabilities by setting up errors inbox, transaction tracing, and service maps.More infoCheck out the documentation to learn more about New Relic monitoring for Express. How to use this quickstart Sign Up for a free New Relic account or Log In to your existing account. Click the install button. Install the quickstart to get started or improve how you monitor your environment. They're filled with pre-built resources like dashboards, instrumentation, and alerts. Collaborate on this quickstart Get started today for free.

Twilio's Programmable Video Android SDK lets you add real time voice and video to your native Android applications.Prerequisitesprerequisites page anchorAndroid Studio 2.0 or higherSupport for Android API level 21 or higherSupport for Java 8Programmable Video Live Demoprogrammable-video-live-demo page anchorLaunch our Twilio Programmable Video live demo(link takes you to an external page) in less than 5 minutes. A high-quality, full-featured and open-source video collaboration application.Run the QuickStart apprun-the-quickstart-app page anchorTo get started with Twilio Video, you should download and run the QuickStart application(link takes you to an external page).The QuickStart repository contains additional examples. These examples demonstrate the usage of new features and also help you build more complex applications.To add Video to your app, follow the Quickstart guide.The Android Video SDK is distributed through Maven Central.To install the Android Video SDK, ensure the following configuration is in your build.gradle file:7// The Video library resides on Maven Central8implementation 'com.twilio:video-android:$version'Add the following lines to your proguard-project.txt file.1-keep class tvi.webrtc.** { *; }2-keep class com.twilio.video.** { *; }3-keepattributes InnerClassesSupported Devicessupported-devices page anchorThe Android SDK supports Android API level 21 and higher. It is built for armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86, and x86_64 architectures.