Application development frequently encounters the need for
background tasks or scheduled jobs. Long running tasks are often delegated to
background workers. In fact, some models require a state reconciliation control
loop that is best met by background workers. This idea is frequently
encountered with infrastructure providers. For
example, Kubernetes has a language that articulates state so that its control
loop can reconcile these resources. The resources can be generated and infused
with specific configuration and secret using a configMap generator and a secret
generator respectively. It can take an existing application.properties file and
generate a configMap that can be applied to new resources.
FUSE can also be used with remote
folders. Mounting a remote folder is a great way to access information on a
remote server. Mounting the folder into the filesystem will allow us to drag
and drop files into the required folder and the information will then be
transferred to the remote location. For example, the following commands can be
used to set this up:
yum
install epel-release -y
yum
install fuse sshfs -y
modprobe
fuse
lsmod |
grep fuse
echo
“modprobe fuse” >> /etc/rc.local
ssh root@198.162.2.9:/home/mount /home/remote
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