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Bootstrap is developed mobile first, a strategy in which we optimize code for mobile devices first and then scale up components as necessary using CSS media queries. To ensure proper rendering and touch zooming for all devices, add the responsive viewport meta tag to your .

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Based on community conversation, some options for addressing this in your own codebase include replacing the URLs with locally hosted assets, removing the images and using inline images (not possible in all components), and modifying your CSP. Our recommendation is to carefully review your own security policies and decide on a best path forward, if necessary.

Secondly, you may wish to extract file names without some leadingdirectory components, or with otherwise modified names. In othercases it is desirable to store files under differing names in thearchive.

Using the Wind River Workbench to create a vxWorks image suitable for runningEPICS IOCs, the following components are required in addition to thestandard components included with a new vxWorks 6.x Image Project (System Image)with a PROFILE_DEVELOPMENT Configuration Profile:

3) Finsemble's UI components, preloads and storage adapters are now automatically bundled with @finsemble/finsemble-core and can be referred to using the $moduleRoot manifest macro. This is now the default for Finsemble's seed project. However, the migration script does not remove these from your project because it cannot tell if you have customized them or not. Once completing the migration script, we recommend removing any components, preloads or storage adapters that you haven't customized. You can follow the manual steps below to do this (essentially, replacing $applicationRoot with $moduleRoot in config, removing them from webpack/entries.json, and then deleting the source code.)

Finsemble's internal UI components (such as Toolbar, UserPreferences, Dialogs) were previously built (compiled) directly in the seed project. Now, they are pre-built and included in @finsemble/finsemble-core. This means that you can now launch Finsemble without any build step.

In the earlier versions of Finsemble, UI components were referenced in /public/configs/application/UIComponents.json. That file has moved into @finsemble/finsemble-core and modified to point to Finsemble's internal pre-built UI components. The URLs for UI components now look like this: $moduleRoot/ui-components/Toolbar/index.html (consistently capitalized and index.html is always an entry point.)

You can still customize UI components such as the Toolbar or WindowTitleBar. To do so, you run yarn template (where is the name of the UI component you want to customize). This command adds a src/ folder to your project, creates a webpack/entries.json file, and adds a components.Toolbar entry to config.json. Keep in mind that these steps override Finsemble's built-in UI component. Customization of the template's source code is exactly the same as previous releases (see notes later in this topic).

Run yarn template for each of the components that you have customized. When customizing our internal components via template, you must use PascalCase. We also recommend that you use PascalCase for all of your component names. Run yarn template to get a list of available templates.

While you could compile custom services by manually adding a webpack entry as described in the UI components section, we recommend that you convert services to app services instead. App services are apps that run invisibly in the background. They provide all the same functionality as custom services but are easier to build and are compatible with Finsemble's Smart Desktop Designer.

If you have any custom app entries in /configs/application/components.json, first migrate them to AppD format in /configs/application/appd.json. Contact us if you have any questions about how to do this.

Finsemble no longer uses a vendor bundle (vendor.bundle.js, created by webpack.vendor.js). Finsemble's built-in webpack process now supports tree shaking, which produces UI components that are much smaller so that vendor bundling is unnecessary.

theme.css is now always loaded dynamically. The UI components that now ship with Finsemble are pre-built, which means they must load your custom theme.css at runtime. You can still import css when customizing UI components from templates but import "../../../../public/assets/css/theme.css" is no longer part of the default templates.

All UI components now contain a single index.tsx which compiles to index.html and index.js. index.html is identical in all UI components. Inside index.tsx, all imports are now from @finsemble/finsemble-core at the root level.

In addition, in Finsemble 7.0 we added a new config that allows you to set this mode system-wide (by specifying finsemble.["Window Manager"].titlebarType) or on a per-component basis (by specifying foreign.components.["Window Manager"].titlebarType).

The safest way to mitigate these necessary default values changes is to set the appropriate titlebarType configurations. This way your Finsemble will continue to work normally. If you have been using the default values for your window title bars and you want to ensure you keep the same values, we recommend that you compare the default value of version you are currently on with the default value you are upgrading to, and update the config of your components or system-wide config accordingly.

If you configured the windowTitleBarUrl for a component when browserview was the default (such as "windowTitleBarUrl": "$applicationRoot/components/customWindowTitleBar/customWindowTitleBar.html" ) and then you upgraded to a version with injected, the component won't have a title bar. To remedy this, you need to specifically configure that component to have foreign.components.["Window Manager"].titlebarType = "browserview"

On some rare occasions you might run into a) display issue caused by an injected title bar. If this happens, either switch the component to a browserview title bar or explore the options available for adjusting your page's CSS automatically via the manifest.foreign.components.Window Manager.FSBLHeader configuration settings (see adjustContentHeights and bumpElements).

Per the Dynamic Configuration tutorial, you need to make a few changes to enable the same functionality with apps in appd.json. Instead of accessing components from finsemble.components, apps in appd.json are accessed from finsemble.appd.

CrystalDiffract lets you simulate multi-phase mixtures simply by dragging-and-dropping patterns into a mixture group. You can adjust mixture compositions in real time, using the mixture slider and text controls in the Parameters List. Additional controls let you lock the mixture total or reset components to zero, for easy manual editing of phase proportions.

There are a wide range of options for selecting a host model, storage controller as well as flash devices and magnetic disks. It is extremely important that you follow the VMware Compatibility Guide (VCG) to select these hardware components. This on-line tool is regularly updated to ensure customers always have the latest guidance from VMware available to them. A subset of the VCG, the vSAN VCG must also be consulted for for storage devices and controllers.

As a recommended practice, VMware recommends deploying ESXi hosts with similar or identical configurations across all cluster members, including similar or identical storage configurations. This will ensure an even balance of virtual machine storage components across the disks and hosts cluster. While hosts that do not contribute storage can still leverage the vSAN datastore, having a cluster with fewer nodes contributing storage increases the capacity and performance impact when a node is lost. For this reason, VMware recommends balanced configurations within a cluster.

If the components are no longer available to purchase try to add equal quantities of larger and faster devices. For example, as 400GB SSDs become more difficult to find, adding a comparable in performance 800GB SSD should not negatively impact performance.

In vSAN 6.6, this rebuild and repairing process has been enhanced through the concept of "partial repairs." Previous editions of vSAN would only be able to successfully execute a repair effort if there were enough resources to repair all of the degraded or absent components in their entirety. The repair process in vSAN 6.6 will take a more opportunistic approach to healing by repairing as many degraded, or absent components as possible, even if there are insufficient resources to ensure full compliance. The effective result is that an object might remain non-compliant after a partial repair, but will still gain increased availability from those components that are able to be repaired.

Design decision: N+1 where N equals the minimum number of hosts or fault domains for compliance offers the option to allow for quick re protection of data. Ensure there is enough storage capacity and fault domains to meet the availability requirements and to allow for a rebuild of the components after a failure.

Verify that the vSphere components in your environment meet the software requirements for using vSAN. To use the full set of vSAN 7 and later capabilities, the ESXi hosts and vCenter Server must be on vSphere 7. VMware continuously fixes issues encountered by customers, so by using the latest version of the software, customers avoid encountering issues that have already been fixed.

Virtual machines deployed on vSAN are made up of a set of objects. For example, a VMDK is an object, a snapshot is an object, VM swap space is an object, and the VM home namespace (where the .vmx file, log files, etc. are stored) is also an object. Each of these objects is comprised of a set of components, determined by capabilities placed in the VM Storage Policy. For example, if the virtual machine is deployed with a policy to tolerate one failure, then objects will be made up of two replica components. If the policy contains a stripe width, the object will be striped across multiple devices in the capacity layer. Each of the stripes is a component of the object. The concepts of objects and components will be discussed in greater detail later on in this guide, but the limits impacting the sizing are shown in the table below: 2ff7e9595c